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Jiggy-Ninja
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I'm designing a simple little circuit board for prototyping purposes (a byte displayer using a pair of 7 segment displays).
Problem is, I can't find a binary->7-segment hex decoder still being made anywhere. I found a couple leads on Google, but Digikey and Mouser showed them as discontinued. I'd prefer a small SMD package (SOIC or TSSOP), since I''d like the board to be as small as possible.
If not, I'm willing to program an http://ca.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Atmel/ATF16LV8C-10XU/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvwLjDpJZyitOLIDNjXIEtrQxy19NCE7eA%3d" to do the job. I have access to a programmer and WinCUPL software, but it only fits DIP packages. How do you program an SOIC or TSSOP without some expensive $85 adapter socket?
Problem is, I can't find a binary->7-segment hex decoder still being made anywhere. I found a couple leads on Google, but Digikey and Mouser showed them as discontinued. I'd prefer a small SMD package (SOIC or TSSOP), since I''d like the board to be as small as possible.
If not, I'm willing to program an http://ca.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Atmel/ATF16LV8C-10XU/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMvwLjDpJZyitOLIDNjXIEtrQxy19NCE7eA%3d" to do the job. I have access to a programmer and WinCUPL software, but it only fits DIP packages. How do you program an SOIC or TSSOP without some expensive $85 adapter socket?
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