BS2P24 vs BS2P40
Besides the difference in price and number of I/Os. Are there other
issues to consider when choosing either the -24 or -40? Issues such as
integration, number of pins, the -40 not fitting into a project board
without an adapter. Does this 40 to 24 pin adapter reduce the number of
I/Os?
Chris
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issues to consider when choosing either the -24 or -40? Issues such as
integration, number of pins, the -40 not fitting into a project board
without an adapter. Does this 40 to 24 pin adapter reduce the number of
I/Os?
Chris
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an adapter.
If you have a board that takes a BS2, you get a BS2P24. If you are building
a board, you get a 40-pin socket and use a BS2P40.
Original Message
> Besides the difference in price and number of I/Os. Are there other
> issues to consider when choosing either the -24 or -40? Issues such as
> integration, number of pins, the -40 not fitting into a project board
> without an adapter. Does this 40 to 24 pin adapter reduce the number of
> I/Os?