Olin Lathrop escreveu:
> Isaac Marino Bavaresco wrote:
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>>> If your board is single sided (no metalized holes), it is harder to
>>> keep contact.
>>>
>>> I use a different technique: Metal pins (the ones used by tailors,
>>> with heads), inserted through the holes of two parallel boards
>>> separated by a small distance, wires soldered to the tips and small
>>> elastic rubber
>>> pieces pushing them upwards.
>>>
>>> The pin heads make contact with pads on the bottom of the board to
>>> program.
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>
> But isn't that the same thing as pogo pins without the spingyness?
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Perhaps you didn't received the pictures I attached to the message...

There is springiness, the pins are pressed by underside by small rubber
blocks.

Indeed it is very similar. The difference is that I mount a complete
jig, where the board is fitted and secured to the jig. I use this method
for batch production to speed the programming and testing, when the
batch size pays for the trouble of making the jig.

With the right tools we can make a jig in 20 minutes.


Regards,

Isaac

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