ZIF (Zero insertion force) sockets are a great way to reduce the wear on chip pins when you need to swap them often, which is as you've guessed what I need.
A simple 28PIN ZIF socket like this:
Can be used to quickly swap SIDs to run tests.
Video:
A simple 28PIN ZIF socket like this:
Video:
Hm. Comparing different SIDs for defects that are fun to reproduce, perhaps? A circuit bending option in software emulation that allows inside-the-device level tweaks? Hmmm...
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ReplyDeleteFilters curves and combined waveforms are especially different between each SID, so yeah, having a 'make your own sid" drop down is the target idea.