Tal,

Oops, not a Yamaichi.  Try Enplas http://www.enplas.co.jp .  They are
listed as available from http://test-socket.com or Emulation Technology
(both are likely to be small volume sources).

Dave

David Minkler wrote:
>
> Tal,
>
> That looks like a Yamaichi ( http://www.yamaichi.com ).  If you can't
> get it through distribution, you could probably get one from Emulation
> Technology (they've sold us bare sockets before.)
>
> Dave
>
> Tal wrote:
> >
> > I Looking for a ZIF SOIC socket for a proprietry programmer. Something
> > similar to the one used in
> > http://www.elnec.com/redpr_uk.htm#UNIVERSAL_SOIC (order number 70-0074)
> > but without the small
> > PCB, just the soekct. Anybody has any idea who makes these sockets ?
> >
> > Aries has one for up to 44 pins but is very large (more than 3" in
> > length). We need it for smaller devices (8 pin, socket of 16 will also
> > be ok).
> >
> > Any help will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Tal
> >
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