The alternative is to make the DIP adapter yourself. I used enamelled copper
wires (Gauge around 33) to connect a 10F206 in SOT-23 package to a machine
pin 8-pin socket. Attached is a photograph of what I made. The other file
shows the connections between the PIC and the socket. NOTE THAT THE PIC IN
THE CENTRE OF THE SOCKET IS UPSIDE DOWN. Since you would need only one for
the purpose of trying out your design and code, making a PCB is not necessary
unless you plan to make and sell them.
Any comments?
Regards,
Bala.Chandar at sanofi-aventis,c0m
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