At 09:16 AM 10/6/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I've found ZIF sockets for PLCC chips, but they have "covers" that
>make them useless for something like an emulator pod.
>
>Is there a PLCC ZIF socket that is open topped like a regular
>PLCC socket, but has a "lever machanism" or some such
>to firmly grip the chip?

My old Motorola '05 emulator had a PLCC-44 socket in which you had
to insert the chip upside down. Popping the chip was just a matter of
pushing down on it with your fingers.

Best regards,

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