At 08:05 AM 09/06/04, you wrote:
>How large is it?  How many pins, and in which configuration?
>
>For example, if you look at the ADXL210E from Analog Devices,
>it comes in an 8-pin CLCC package, with pins 1-3 on the left,
>5-7 on the right, 4 at the bottom, and 8 at the top (viewed
>from above).  Glue it belly up on a 8-DIP socket, then solder a
>piece of wrapping wire to each pad on the chip.  Insert the
>other end of the wire into the pin hole on the socket, then
>tack it in with some solder, if possible.
>
>This works best with flat top machine pin sockets, but you
>can make it work with anything.  If the chip is larger, use a
>wider socket and trim its length appropriately.  This also works
>quite well with SOIC components.
>
>Mike H.

It just happens to be a ADXL210E ;-]  Forgot to mention that.
I did do a quick check for a PLCC but didn't see any carrier
that would have worked.

Thanks looks like one dead bug array is in the works.

Dave

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