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MSOP10/TSSOP8 – DIP adapters — they’ve finally arrived

December 17th, 2009

I’ve waited almost 8 weeks… and finally the reward ;-)

And I’ve already managed to solder the LT1618 boost converter chip to one of these. Compared to soldering TQFP-32 packages this screams for solder paste and a hot air station. You need patience and flux… LOTS!

MSOP10/TSSOP8 - DIP adapters

This needs a very steady hand. Even with a quite pointy tip pin-by-pin soldering just doesn’t work anymore. Flood all of them, apply plenty of flux and use a clean tip to wipe the excess off. If I had to do many of them, I’d get solder paste and a hot air station.
LT1618 on DIP adapter

The other side is for TSSOP8 chips.
MSOP10/TSSOP8 - DIP adapter

If you need some of them, drop me a message (No headers, no chips, just the bare adapter PCB). But I don’t want to find any of these on ebay! This is intended for hobbyists who actually need these for prototyping and don’t want to pay the hilarious prices for adapters. If you need thousands, just download the gerber files and have them made.

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  1. December 19th, 2009 at 14:03 | #1

    Dear appreciated readers,

    I don’t sell any integrated circuits, unless they’re part of a DIY kit!
    The adapters are bare, just the PCB, no headers, no chip.

  2. January 9th, 2010 at 13:33 | #3

    Robert,
    Great initative. I need a couple of those msop adaptors. let me know how we can exchange goods/money.

    grusse aus die Niederlande

  3. January 9th, 2010 at 16:38 | #4

    Well, I’d say bank transfer and letter ;-)

    Send me a PM, so we can discuss it further.

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