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- | ====== Overview ====== | ||
- | We get asked fairly often about the actual socket we use when doing a socket job on an ECU. This page is just a collection of that information. | ||
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- | ====== Details ====== | ||
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- | We use a low-profile, machined-pin socket made by Mill-Max. It's a 28-pin socket, of course, to match the 28-pin EPROM used in the DSM ""ECUs"". | ||
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- | ^Vendor |Mill-Max Manufacturing Corp. | | ||
- | ^Manufacturer P/N |110-99-628-41-001000 | | ||
- | ^Description |IC SOCKET 28PIN MS TIN/TIN .600 | | ||
- | ^Contact Finish |Tin-Lead, 200 µin (5.08 µm) | | ||
- | ^Digikey P/N |ED3728-ND | | ||
- | ^RoHS Replacement |110-44-628-41-001000 | | ||
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- | To order one of these, you can just contact Digi-Key using the part number information above. A picture of this socket is provided below. | ||
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