I think that an adapter made from a DIP40 and a PLCC socket would work.
You would simply run a wire from the pin on the PLCC socket to the
matching pin function (not number!) on the DIP40 Socket. I think this
chip only uses 25 of its pins for programming, so you would probably only
have to wire these pins. I haven't tried this myself, but it should
work.
Mark Moss
Amateur Radio Operator, Technician, and General Tinkerer
On Sat, 2 Jan 1999 13:02:53 -0500 Corrine <spam_OUTcorrineTakeThisOuT
VIDEOTRON.CA> writes:
{Quote hidden}>I own a PicStart Plus programmer and I`m looking for an adapter for
>the PIC
>17C756.
>The PicStart Plus accepts 40 pins IC and the 17C756 has 64 pins (or 68
>in
>PLCC).
>
>If possible, I'd like to have the schematics to build my own adapter.
>
>
>Corrine D.
>
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