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In article <By0L3D.LD8.2@cs.cmu.edu>, rwc@g3.ius.cs.cmu.edu (Randy Casciola) writes:
> In article <rda735z.722158097@nella16.cc.monash.edu.au>, rda735z@nella16.cc.monash.edu.au (Simon Cocking) writes:
> > I just got some specs for the MC68HC16Z1, and it looks like there is only a
> > PQFP / PQFP in a molded carrier ring package available.  My question is,
> > how would one go about prototyping (read wirewrapping) with one of these?
> > Are there sockets available which take these devices?  Or am I going to have
> > to construct a small daughter board to mount it on?
> [...]
> Antona Corp. in Los Angeles makes sockets mounted on PCBs with wire wrap wire coming
> through the bottom.  We bought the 100 pin PQFP version.  It was very expensive.
> $84.00.  Their number is 310-473-8995.
> [...] 

Syntax also make an adapter PCB, you have to solder the
chip to the board, and then you can use wire-wrap headers
to interface with the rest of your circuit. They're more
work, but the price was right : $12 or so. Part number PC-162

They can be got from

Electronics 123 (aka MING Engineering), (800) 473-6606, or (818) 912-9469

The boards are made in Taiwan by Syntax, I don't know if they have a
distributer in Oz.
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