William ChopsWestfield wrote:

> Programming parts IS pretty expensive.  With most modern parts,
> the programming time is too short to go off and do something else
> while it's happening, so you're looking at someone dedicating time
> to programming parts.  

I try to do that so that other assembly tasks can be completed while the
chip is being programmed, like tightening a few screws here or hook up some
other calibration equipment there or make a log entry or whatever can be
done in parallel.

Gerhard

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