Could you send the link to that article?
Thanks
Eze
--- In avrclub@avrc..., "poitsplace <lmburt@e...>"
<lmburt@e...> wrote:
> Heh...they don't. You just have to make a
board with in-circuit
> programming. There is some good news about that though. First
off,
> Atmel uses the wider .8mm pin spacing for their
chips...as I
> mentioned before. Second...the forces at those scales actually
work
> in your favor. Just put some solder on the pads
first then put a
> little bit of paste flux down on the pads and solder down your
chip.
> If by chance you solder two or more pins together,
just clean it
up
> with a desoldering braid.
> I actually saw one article in which they used paste solder (that
> mixture of flux/ground up solder) and just ran a bead of the
solder
> around all the contacts, put the chips on
top...and put the whole
> board in a toaster oven (and of course, it worked)
>
> --- In avrclub@avrc..., acetoel <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I know there are thru mount PLCC sockets, but the ATMega128
is
> > TQFP not PLCC. Can I use my ATMega128 with a
PLCC socket? That's
my
> > question. For all the ATMega64 and 128 users,
in which kind of
> > socket they put their mmicro?
> > Thanks
> > Ezequiel
Socket for ATmega128
Started by ●February 20, 2003
