[Bglug] soldering course

[Brad Rodriguez]

In the olden days, I would solder discrete components (resistors, LEDs,
etc.) to a DIP header and then plug that into a wirewrap DIP socket on
the board.  Example here:

http://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/aries-electronics/16-600-10/A103-ND/4260

The one exception is that I would generally solder IC bypass capacitors
directly to each IC's wirewrap socket, as close as possible to the board
so that I didn't use up much of the wirewrap post.

Sorry I missed the last meeting -- out of town -- but I'll try to
remember this for the next meeting.

Regards,
Brad


On Sat, 1 Oct 2016 11:18:28 -0400
William Park <whp.park at gmail.com> wrote:

>     - Then, how do you connect your registers and leds to the pins?
> DIP sockets can hold DIP chip by friction.  But, register leads are
>       soft and don't go in the holes well.


-- 
brad at bradrodriguez.com