> From: Matt Taylor [mailto:mftaylor@UALBERTA.CA]
>
> Does anyone know a north american source for QFP 44 adaptors
> to a dip or a
> plcc or any other
> pinout that is reasonably cheap
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Matt Taylor

I'm not sure the direction that you want to go, or what you consider reasonably
cheap, but I'm currently using the following:

To attach a 40 pin PDIP part to a PCB with 44 pin MQFP pads, I use an adaptor
from Microchip.  The part number on the plastic case is AC162046.

I also have an adaptor from Emulation Technology that has a 44 pin MQFP socket
on top and a 40 pin PDIP pinout on the bottom.  I use it to program MQFP parts
using programmers that only have a DIP socket.  Emulation's web site is
http://www.emulation.com .  They can make almost any kind of adaptor, but they
are not what I would consider cheap.

-Mike

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