Identify Chip Socket

[stuhagen]

I am repairing a 30 year old board that has a Denso SE236 24 pin chip. This is NOT a standard 2.54 pitch, much smaller.
I have done research and all the sources do not show such a thing. Maybe no longer available. Oddly, I was able to buy the chip, but even the seller couldnt help (odd)
I have replaced this chip directly, but for testing, I would like a socket so I can pop off and on a chip. Plus soldering such a small footprint I run the risk of damaging the chip.

 

[rjenkinsgb]

It looks to be the "Shrink DIP" pitch as commonly used on 64 pin dual in line ICs? Those are 0.07" pitch (1.778mm).

This place lists sockets in various pin counts:

012-2 | MPE-Garry GmbH

Shrink DIP Socket and Socket Strip 1,778 mm Series 12 Variant 2 ► MPE-Garry-Your specialist for standard and customized solutions of the highest quality ► Discover now

www.mpe-connector.de

A 64 pin may? be easiest to obtain generally, then cut that to 12 pin sections.

 

[ZipZapOuch]

Use two rows of 1x24 x 2mm female headers

 

[stuhagen]

Use two rows of 1x24 x 2mm female headers

Do you have a link? The above link to MPE single row might work but they do not show the pin spacing. However they do say 1.778mm So this might work. Not sure Ican buy from this place. Ive tried Mouser and Digikey no luck

 

[rjenkinsgb]

A couple of these, cut to length?

https://www.mouser.co.uk/datasheet/2/273/MMMC_S_A0005140827_1-2557249.pdf

https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/Mill-Max/317-47-116-41-005000?qs=5aG0NVq1C4xvctuj%252B4u6%2Fw%3D%3D