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Of course a student could try to find a QFN 88pin to DIP adapter for like $20 (or make their own), and plug it into a breadboard. I could only find a QFN-72 to
by GregBuchholz 16y ago
Of course a student could try to find a QFN 88pin to DIP adapter for like $20 (or make their own), and plug it into a breadboard. I could only find a QFN-72 to DIP adapter with 5 minutes of searching.
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