plcc sockets
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- Subject: plcc sockets
- From: theFox@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jeff Fox)
- Date: Sat, 10 Apr 1999 11:45:06 -0500 (CDT)
>I have not created enough free time to work on the PCB parts list since last
>week. Does anyone else have suggestions about PCB connectors. Next thing
>to look up is a source for
>surface mount CLCC chip socket.
On the test boards that I did I just used one jumper with a row of
grounded pins and a row of digital I/O pins and another jumper with
a row of grounded pins and the other I/O pins. I think this is ideal
for testing. If you want to jumper it one way to test one thing and
another way to test something else it is easy. If you know you are
going to use it to generate video for an RGB monitor you could put
a connector right on the board. The same for everything else. If
you know the application you can select the appropriate connectors, but
for testing I don't think you want to limit the things that can be
tested too much.
As for sockets:
Jameco 1 800 831-4242 www.jameco.com
#71968 G1P468 $1.15 68 pin hole through socket
#152696 PCC68D $2.49 68 pad surface mount socket
discounts for quantity. They are quick.
