chaostic
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Need SSOP 28 to Dip adaptor boards made
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nikongod
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i think mouser has that size in adapters.
they are near the sockets in their online catalog.
they are near the sockets in their online catalog.
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| Originally Posted by chaostic I wouldn't be able to pay, but I can offer a spare OPA627AP or two for compensation. |
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| Originally Posted by chaostic Problem is those are 20 bucks a piece. |
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The issue is that you have shown that you lack money and are new to the DIY audio world. I have a hard time believing that you bought 2 $16/each opamps, especially if you didn't have a planned use for them. That leads me to believe that you are trying to "bargain/trade" samples.
| Originally Posted by chaostic Not having 100 dollars to spend on 5 adaptors from molex while having 2 spare chips I can bargain/trade with. |
The issue is that you have shown that you lack money and are new to the DIY audio world. I have a hard time believing that you bought 2 $16/each opamps, especially if you didn't have a planned use for them. That leads me to believe that you are trying to "bargain/trade" samples.
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how about these.There only $19 for four. Or you could just take that design and etch a board, shouldnt be that tough.
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The OPA627 is a single channel opamp. Depending on what your intentions for it are you will likely need more than 1.
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So, you are coming to a DIY forum, trying to get someone to do what the market says is at least $100 worth of work in exchange for 2 $16 chips that you didn't pay for so that you can create a commercial product?
Really, I am not trying to be a pain here, but this is D.I. Yourself. This thread might give you some ideas.
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| Originally Posted by chaostic the adaptors I am looking for would go towards creating a working prototype basic usb adc/dac with s/pdif to sell . . . just using it for what it was designed for, giving people and companies big and small the ability to create commercial products using TI chips. |
So, you are coming to a DIY forum, trying to get someone to do what the market says is at least $100 worth of work in exchange for 2 $16 chips that you didn't pay for so that you can create a commercial product?
Really, I am not trying to be a pain here, but this is D.I. Yourself. This thread might give you some ideas.
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I guess he got embarrassed by his posts? Sheesh...
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perhaps he figured out why making pre-production prototypes is a pain in hte arse, and expensive, and gave up?
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weird thread but anyway.................
I am surprised no one mentioned custom work by Brown Dog Adapters as a solution.
I am surprised no one mentioned custom work by Brown Dog Adapters as a solution.
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I just bought one of those (though I'll be using it for a tsop, not a ssop), along with 8 8-soics and 6 sot-23s. Due to be delivered Monday!
| Originally Posted by rickcr42 weird thread but anyway................. I am surprised no one mentioned custom work by Brown Dog Adapters as a solution. |
I just bought one of those (though I'll be using it for a tsop, not a ssop), along with 8 8-soics and 6 sot-23s. Due to be delivered Monday!
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