shuyge
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That's an interesting beastie. You clip that on a chip and it carries the signals up those pins so it's more convenient to probe it?
That's exactly it. Typically used with oscilloscopes, they are still handy for probing pins that are difficult to access.
I was wandering around in my local surplus electronics store and saw some laying in a bin and picked up 16, 24, and 40 pin clips.
It sure beats laying on the concrete floor of my basement trying to find the right pin to probe and then see the screen on the oscilloscope at the same time.

