Down and dirty way to use a SMD PIC with a DIP programmer?

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  1. - 26th March 2014, 04:48 #1
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    Default Re: Down and dirty way to use a SMD PIC with a DIP programmer?

    These are pretty tiny. If designed properly you will probably only need to switch PGC and PGD lines. This DPDT http://www.newark.com/knitter-switch...smd/dp/38K5668will do that.

    This may not meet your needs exactly but there are thousands to choose from.
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    Thank you!
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