Look carefully on Mill-Max's site to get the p/n, then locate the parts 
from Digikey. I designed an almost
identical device (plugs into standard DIP sockets) as a hardware 
emulator for PICs that could not be connected
to a development tool.

I was debugging code for a PIC16F627 using the PIC16F876A as a 
development station on a tiny PC that
plugged into the PIC16F627 socket. It worked for 'F628 and 'F648 as well 
as the 'A' series, too.

--Bob

alan smith wrote:
> Have you checked Samtec?  Thats usually my first stop
>
> Forrest W Christian <forrestc@imach.com> wrote:  I'm looking for some sip (or dip) pin headers. Specifically, the type 
> of pin headers that you can plug into a sip or dip socket and not damage 
> the socket.
>
> I'm building a small, customized, ICD "header" for development in an 
> application where the microchip MPLAB ICD header won't work (long 
> story), and I don't want to put an ICD connector onboard for various 
> reasons.
>
> But I need a source for those little pin-to-pin connectors.... but so 
> far I haven't been able to locate any. I'm sure they exist, but they're 
> just a needle buried in the haystack of all of the other 0.1" pitch headers.
>
> Does anyone have a part number and/or source.
>
> Just to clarify: Sip "header", which has small pins on both sides 
> suitable to insert into a IC socket.
>
> -forrest
>   

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