Re: Socket for SOIC-44 package

From: zwsdotcom@xxxxxxxxx
Date: 16 Jan 2006 20:16:07 -0800

> Need to find a socket so I can program AM29F800 devices, but dont want

Yamaichi is the biggest supplier of test/prototyping sockets for most
of these devices - www.yamaichi.com. NOTE: The ZIF socket for this
application intended for device programmers will be phenomenally
expensive; likely >$100. You should be able to acquire a socket
intended for maintenance purposes for ~$20. It will still be ZIF in the
literal sense of the word, but the locking mechanism will be different
and not designed for a large number of mating cycles.

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References:
- Socket for SOIC-44 package
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