easiest way to use an SDIP IC
easiest way to use an SDIP IC
(OP)
I've got a 20-pin SDIP (shrink DIP) packaged IC, and I'm racking my brain trying to figure out the easiest way to
use it in my breadboarding projects and also for permanent
versions.
The idea list so far:
1. Etch my own SDIP-to-DIP adapter board. Would requiring
buying an SDIP socket.
2. Buy an adapter board (like from epboard.com).
3. Solder extension leads to all the pins.
The part only costs $1, so I'd like to avoid paying $5-$10
for an adapter board. Any other ideas?
use it in my breadboarding projects and also for permanent
versions.
The idea list so far:
1. Etch my own SDIP-to-DIP adapter board. Would requiring
buying an SDIP socket.
2. Buy an adapter board (like from epboard.com).
3. Solder extension leads to all the pins.
The part only costs $1, so I'd like to avoid paying $5-$10
for an adapter board. Any other ideas?





RE: easiest way to use an SDIP IC
RE: easiest way to use an SDIP IC
RE: easiest way to use an SDIP IC
bug construction won't work :)
RE: easiest way to use an SDIP IC
(the LCD is not too noise sensitive, doesn't need
continuous GND)
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