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IC socket to convert QNF package to a DIP package?

03/31/2008 11:26 AM

I recently bought a National Semiconductor's LMX9838 bluetooth module. But I can't use it in my circuit because is a QFN package. Can anybody tell me what type of an IC socket I can use to convert QNF package to a DIP package so that I can access the pins easily.
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03/31/2008 11:31 AM

Are these any good ?
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04/01/2008 4:32 AM

thanks, but these ones are a bit smaller. I want the one with pitch of 1mm
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Re: IC socket to convert QNF package to a DIP package?

04/01/2008 7:17 AM

I needed some for some accelerometer samples I requested and ended up having to make my own with a laser toner resist method...the thin traces needed some special attention as the QFN package had a lot of connector at a very small pitch but it worked out okay in the end.

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