[Oppie[_3_]]

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie

[John Larkin]

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:05:55 GMT, "Oppie" wrote:

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Edge clip?

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument


John

[John Fields]

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 14:34:57 -0800, John Larkin
wrote:

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:05:55 GMT, "Oppie" wrote:

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Edge clip?

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument

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Goddam, John, good one!!!


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[TT_Man]

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Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Edge clip?

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument

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Goddam, John, good one!!!


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JF
I agree, but for smaller quantities? I can't use 30K pcs....

[Oppie[_3_]]

"John Larkin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:05:55 GMT, "Oppie" wrote:

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where
a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has
a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Edge clip?

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument


John


That was exactly what I was looking for. Now to find if they sell through
distribution anywhere to get smaller quantities than 30K...
I might wind up using the mill-max or Samtec pins anyway.

Thanks - big time!
Oppie

[Boris Mohar[_3_]]

On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:05:55 GMT, "Oppie" wrote:

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Someone recently asked the same is sci.electronics.components Here are the
clips from the responses

Digikey 15010-64000001000-ND
929834-02-36-ND

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument
http://www.interplex.com/nas/catalog...0Inline%20Pins

I did not verify these.



Regards,

Boris Mohar

Got Knock? - see:
Viatrack Printed Circuit Designs (among other things) http://www.viatrack.ca

void _-void-_ in the obvious place



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[Oppie[_3_]]

"Boris Mohar" wrote in message
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On Mon, 17 Dec 2007 22:05:55 GMT, "Oppie" wrote:

I need to make an adaptor board to replace a hard to find IC. I was
considering using the type of pins that are common on LCD displays - where
a
'C' section attaches to a pad on top and bottom of the board and then has
a
pin that descends to the board below. I just can't find a manufacturer.
MillMax makes round pins that either solder into holes or get pressed in.
Wasn't quite what I was looking for though.

Thanks for any assistance in jogging my memory.
Oppie


Someone recently asked the same is sci.electronics.components Here are
the
clips from the responses

Digikey 15010-64000001000-ND
929834-02-36-ND

http://www.interplex.com/nas.nsf/0/6...2?OpenDocument
http://www.interplex.com/nas/catalog...0Inline%20Pins

I did not verify these.



Regards,

Boris Mohar

Thanks Boris,

I checked and the digikey numbers are for a Millmax and 3M header
respectively. The 3M part has .025" square pins. The Mill-Max part has
square pins on one side and .018" round pins on the other. I will need .020"
(max) round pins to fit an existing screw machine socket so that part series
looks like the series we'll go with.

The interplex pins are interesting and should be inexpensive but who wants
to buy reels of 30K for a short run. Pity that digikey doesn't offer these
in cut tape.

Regards - Oppie