Hi, anyone has a model of a 40 pin DIP male header like this one in the link?
https://www.digikey.de/de/products/detail/cnc-tech/220-1-40-006/3441522
I used now for rendering the normal pin headers, but those would not fit into a socket.
Any idea what I need to look for?
What are you looking for this footprint?
Footprint.zip (250.7 KB)
symbols.zip (55.5 KB)
Could help you…
Up to you to check wrt manufacturer datasheet.
DIP_40pins_Socket_Male_Male_003.step (154.6 KB)
GerardFX
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Awesome, thanks for that. Where did you get it from? Build it yourself?
Oh thanks… Now I struggle with the size I do have in my pcb design …
your variant is to small … it should be a .6" width version as the Chip which I am about to replace is the format (like the Z80A and 6502).
I think I did design my PCB to wide … hmpf… thanks for helping out.
The approximate 3D step Model, I’ve attached, is .600’/15,24 mm,
(not the ‘large one’ you could have in mind ? e.g. 1’ /25.4mm, looking at KiCAD DIP library).
pins aligned on a 2.54mm pitch grid for “DIP packages”.
step file opened with FreeCad (or any other 3D CAMD S/W one can be using).
The #Lutz_Muller ’s one seems in-line with the 0.6’… ?
Refer to the KiCad Package_DIP Library such as ‘DIP-40_W15.24mm_LongPad’, as an example
Probably for you, to revisit the way you intend to connect your Z80-DIP40 to your PCB('s)…???
Note: Could have also a look to https://www.mouser.fr/ProductDetail/Aries-Electronics/40-6625-20?qs=WIvQP4zGanh8BPwfCByTvg%3D%3D (similar to the CNC-Tech).
BR
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