In electronics packages refer to the physical encapsulation of a device. Most package names are standardized, so for example a TO-92 package will have similar dimensions and pin spacing between manufacturers so the same PCB footprint may be used. Be aware however many packages have subtle ...

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Is the network packet size corresponding to the payload data length? [closed]

In a search engine, for example, a user inputs different content , like sum and summer. I believe the generated network packet size will be different. I was wondering is the packet size must ...
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Breakout Board for 1.27 mm to 2.54 mm

Is there any breakout board like this for 1.27 mm to 2.54 mm pitch? Example for 1.27 mm: Example for 2.54 mm: I also appreciate any hint how to perform this conversion on any other cheap way. ...
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Where can I find a TDFN/14 part definition for Eagle?

I'm new to Eagle (previously only worked with Fritzing) and I'm porting a layout into Eagle that uses the MAX98306 IC (http://www.maximintegrated.com/datasheet/index.mvp/id/7413). I can't seem to ...
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Dimensions of SO8W package footprint

I'm looking for the pad dimensions and land patterns for the SO8W package. This page has drawings of many SO footprints, but no ...
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What is this IC marked IA89G or 1A89G?

Please I need a bit of your help. Do you know what IC is this marked IA89G or 1A89G perhaps? I've tried Googling but to no avail. I'm really wondering why this is such a hard nut to crack. Here are a ...
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SU-48 footprint

This datasheet specifies the packages for the components, but not the associated footprints. The package of interest for me is SU-48. The obvious search brings me to this outline, but still no ...
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Maximum number of pins/lands/balls on an IC package?

Background I'm working on a free universal parts library tool. In an effort to optimize memory use and performance, I'm trying to work out the practical maximum number of pins you'd ever see on a ...
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LFSCP equivalent package or adapter

When prototyping I used to outsource my SMT soldering task to some website so that they solder it in a DIP adapter for me. Now, I need to test out a part but I found that is in this LFCSP package. I ...
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capacitor termination style definitions

Mouser (for example) lists nearly 2 dozen termination styles to choose from in their part search filter. Some of these are intuitive and obvious, but I'd love to see an illustrated chart that ...
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Why are 10-pin DIP integrated circuits so uncommon?

This is a tangential thought from this answer, specifically the line "There are 10 and 12 pin DIPs". After some searching around, I finally located only one 10-pin DIP part: NTE1450, 5 Watt audio ...
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How thick (or thin) is the die/wafer inside an IC?

There are packages as thin as 0.3 mm (maybe even less), so I was wondering how thin the actual die/wafer inside them are. I guess the package top and bottom will also need a certain thickness to be ...
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*EP pin connect to Ground

I was just wondering what is the function of the *EP pin on most TQFN package chips? It says I should connect EP to ground, what happens if I don't ground it (I forgot)?
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Do multi-channel opto-triacs with common pins exist?

I am designing a circuit with many (4-128) copies of the same component. It's a 4-pin opto-isolator with opto-triac output. I am aware that the pin spacing and package width can't be much less in ...
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Why is this crystal so tall? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Does the frequency of a crystal influence its height? I am looking at s and saw that there are some odd shaped packages. Is there a case where such a tall (13.46mm) ...
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Which is easier to solder: TSSOP or QFN?

Which package easier to solder on home-brew PCBs: TSSOP QFN I generally use solder paste and hot-air / hot-plate.

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