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Dediprog Quad SPI Adapter for SOP08 207mil Flash Devices
Dediprog Quad SPI Adapter for SOP08 207mil Flash Devices
SKU: QSPI-SOP008207mil-001E
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Key Features
Overview
The Dediprog QSPI-SOP008207mil-001E adapter enables reliable offline programming of SPI flash memory devices housed in 207mil wide SOP08 packages. Compatible with SF600, SF600Plus, SF700, ProgMaster, StarProg, and K110 series programmers, this adapter features a precision ZIF socket for easy chip insertion and removal without damage risk.
Supporting Dediware software version 3.16.28.13 and higher, the adapter handles both SPI flash and EEPROM programming operations across single, dual, and quad IO modes. The optimised PCB design ensures consistent signal integrity whilst the open-top socket configuration provides visual confirmation of proper chip placement.
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Why Engineers Choose The Dediprog Quad SPI Adapter for SOP08 207mil Flash Devices
Reliable Programming
Multi-mode Support
Production Ready
Professional SOP08 Socket Programming Solution
The Dediprog QSPI-SOP008207mil-001E socket adapter provides reliable offline programming for quad SPI flash memory devices in 207mil wide SOP08 packages. This precision-engineered adapter features optimised circuitry to enhance programming performance across single, dual, and quad IO modes whilst ensuring consistent connectivity through its zero insertion force (ZIF) socket mechanism.
Technical Specifications
| Package Type | SOP08 (207mil width) |
| Pin Count | 8 pins |
| Socket Type | Open-top ZIF socket |
| PCB Dimensions | 64mm × 34mm |
| IC Dimensions | 5.28mm × 5.23mm × 2.16mm |
| Pin Pitch | 1.27mm (standard) |
| Pin Width | 7.9mm span |
Wiring Quick-Start Guide
Connect your SOP08 device following these standard SPI pinout connections:
| Pin | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CS | Chip Select (active low) |
| 2 | MISO | Master In, Slave Out (Data Out) |
| 3 | WP | Write Protect (active low) |
| 4 | GND | Ground reference |
| 5 | MOSI | Master Out, Slave In (Data In) |
| 6 | SCK | Serial Clock |
| 7 | HOLD | Hold signal (active low) |
| 8 | VCC | Power supply (1.8V - 3.6V) |
Installation Instructions
- Programmer Connection: Match triangle markers on both adapter and programmer
- Chip Insertion: Align pin 1 marker (dot or notch) on the chip with the socket's pin 1 indicator
- Socket Operation: Press down gently on the socket top to retract spring fingers, place chip, then release
- Verification: Visually confirm proper seating before programming
- Removal: Use pick-up tool or precision tweezers for safe chip extraction
Programming Performance Features
- Optimised signal integrity for Quad IO, Dual IO, and Single IO modes
- Enhanced programming yield through precision socket design
- Reduced contact resistance for reliable data transfer
- ESD protection circuitry built into PCB design
// Example read operation in C #include "spi_flash.h" uint8_t read_buffer; // Read 256 bytes from address 0x000000 spi_flash_read(0x000000, read_buffer, 256); // Verify quad mode capability if (spi_flash_supports_quad_io()) { printf("Quad SPI mode supported\n"); } 
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Part Number (SKU) |
QSPI-SOP008207mil-001E
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Manufacturer |
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Weight |
0.5 kg
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EAN |
5055383699285
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Questions and Answers
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Which Flash Device Sizes and Types Are Supported?
It takes SOP8 207mil packages with a 5.28mm × 5.23mm body and 1.27mm pin pitch. Dediprog's compatible parts include SPI flash and EEPROM from manufacturers such as Microchip, SST and Atmel. Check Dediprog's IC Device Search for your exact part.
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Can I Use This Adapter for In-Circuit Programming Applications?
No. This socket adapter is for offline programming of loose chips. For in-circuit programming, use Dediprog ISP cables or test clips made for on-board flash programming.
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What Programming Modes Does the Adapter Support?
Its optimised circuitry supports Single IO, Dual IO and Quad IO programming modes.
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How Do I Remove a Chip Safely From the Socket?
Press the top of the socket down to open the contacts, as Dediprog describes for inserting a chip, then lift the chip straight out with a pick-up tool. Avoid sideways force, which could damage the chip pins or socket contacts.
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What Should I Do If My Flash Chip Isn't Recognised?
First make sure you're using the latest Dediprog software. If the chip still isn't supported, send its part number to Dediprog support, or to us, and ask for it to be added.
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Which Dediprog Programmers Support This SOP08 207mil Adapter?
Dediprog lists it for these programmers:
- ProgMaster-U4
- ProgMaster-U8
- SF100
- SF600Plus-G2
- SF700
EEPROM programming needs DediWare 3.16.28.13 or later.
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What Is the Difference Between 150mil and 207mil SOP08 Adapters?
The difference is package body width. 150mil adapters take narrower SOP08 devices (body about 3.9mm wide), while 207mil adapters take wider packages (about 5.23mm wide). Check your flash device datasheet to confirm the package width.
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Can This Adapter Programme Both SPI Flash and EEPROM Devices?
Yes. With DediWare 3.16.28.13 or later, the adapter supports both SPI flash and EEPROM programming. It can't programme I2C EEPROM devices when used with K110 or StarProg-A programmers.
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How Do I Properly Align the Adapter with My Programmer?
Line up the white triangle marker on the lower-left corner of the adapter PCB with the triangle marker or pin 1 indicator on your programmer's socket connector before inserting it.
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What Precautions Should I Take When Handling Chips in the Socket?
Use a pick-up tool rather than touching the PCB directly; static electricity and dirt can cause programming errors. Make sure the chip's pin 1 marker lines up with the socket's pin 1 indicator before pressing down on the socket.
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