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first of all, check the datasheet of your device. The PLCC44 packages sometimes has some extra power pins, or not connected pins.
You can easy build an adapter with a plcc44 and dip socket, connecting together the corresponding pins with short wires. This will work reasonable up to 10-16 MHz clock speed. Youl could encounter problems at higher speeds.
first of all, check the datasheet of your device. The PLCC44 packages sometimes has some extra power pins, or not connected pins.
You can easy build an adapter with a plcc44 and dip socket, connecting together the corresponding pins with short wires. This will work reasonable up to 10-16 MHz clock speed. Youl could encounter problems at higher speeds.
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