Thursday, July 25th, 2013
Sleepwalker3 posted pictures of his free Bus Pirate v3.5a SOIC DIY edition PCB build. These boards were designed with the larger SOIC PIC microcontrollers, making them easier to solder for beginners. Get an assembled Bus Pirate for $30, including world-wide shipping. Also available from our friendly distributors. Via the forum.Tags: builds, SOIC
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Tuesday, June 5th, 2012
Asarli shared his Bus Pirate v3.5a SOIC PCB build. These boards were designed with the larger SOIC PIC microcontrollers, making them easier to solder for beginners. Get an assembled Bus Pirate for $30, including world-wide shipping. Also available from our friendly distributors. Via the forum.Tags: build, Bus Pirate, DIY, SOIC
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Friday, November 11th, 2011
Here's a quick way to how to adapt an SOIC surface mount chip to replace a through-hole part. You can do this with stuff on your bench: a DIP IC socket, a few wires, and a wood scrap. Beautiful? Heck no. (More like slimy but satisfying.) But finding a way...Tags: adapter, DIP, SOIC
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Friday, July 22nd, 2011
Mick found a versatile SOIC PIC programming header: A small PCB allows for the out-of-circuit programming of 18 & 28 pin SOIC PIC Microcontrollers from either an ICSP programmer or ZIF socket. Thanks Mick! Via the forum.Tags: PIC programming, SOIC
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Monday, January 10th, 2011
Dangerous Protoboard: Bus Pirate v3/SOIC is now available for $10. This is Sjaak's special Dangerous Protoboard for working with SOIC chips and SMD parts, it includes a Bus Pirate v3 connector for easy testing. It has footprints for: 0805 parts (59x) SOIC chips from .150″ to .3″ (max 112 pins)...Tags: prototype, SOIC
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Friday, November 19th, 2010
This is a simple SOIC chip programming clip (machine translation) made from a PCI socket. It looks like it works with loose chips, as well as chips already in circuit. Some nifty toolcrafting! Thanks Sjaak! Via Hack a Day.Tags: in cirucit, ISP, programming, SOIC
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