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Re: WANTED: Source for weird PLCC socket

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From: Chris Richmond
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1992 15:53
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In article <9204010338.AA05319@lux.levels.unisa.edu.au>, 8918927y@LUX.LEVELS.UNISA.EDU.AU (8918927y) writes:
> 
>    Can anybody please tell me where or from whom I might be able to obtain
>    a 68 pin PLCC socket with **STAGGERED** pins.. _NOT_ the usual parallel
>    pin variety. I would like a couple of these sockets which are used in the
>    Atari ST range of computers. I have tried Atari but they are very slow to
>    deliver anything to their dealers here in Australia.

Try Yamaichi IC51-0684-390.  It is fairly expensive (~$30), but works
really well especially if you are changing the chip often.  I think 
that the stager is like I show below, but other part numbers may have the 
pin-out you need.

          o o o
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      o          o
        o          o
      o          o
        o          o
      o          o
          o o o
           o o

Intent here is to show that all the short rows are not in the center.
Good luck!
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 Chris Richmond         |     Internet: crichmon@sedona.intel.com
 Intel, Corp. C3-21     |     Phone: (602)-554-8827
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