Where to find package size diagram (TO-220, TO-262, etc)

[chapmjw]

Any one know where I can find a chart or diagram that shows the
various package sizes and there dimensions?
thanks
jim

 

[martin griffith]

Any one know where I can find a chart or diagram that shows the
various package sizes and there dimensions?
thanks
jim

http://www.jedec.org/download/default.cfm maybe

I just use whats on the manufactures' data sheet


martin

 

[John Fields]

Any one know where I can find a chart or diagram that shows the
various package sizes and there dimensions?
thanks
jim

 

[D from BC]

Any one know where I can find a chart or diagram that shows the
various package sizes and there dimensions?
thanks
jim

I look at the part library in my PCB layout program.
D from BC

 

[tlbs101]

http://www.jedec.org/download/default.cfmmaybe

I just use whats on the manufactures' data sheet

martin

JEDEC.ORG is the main standards body for semiconductor packaging. You
have to register, but the free-site has all the info you need for the
packages you mentioned.

Tom P.

 

[Peter Bennett]

I look at the part library in my PCB layout program.
D from BC

I don't trust the part library in my PCB program - I look at the
manufacturer's data sheet to be sure.


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[martin griffith]

I don't trust the part library in my PCB program - I look at the
manufacturer's data sheet to be sure.

The TO92 package is my favorite target for venom


martin

 

[D from BC]

I don't trust the part library in my PCB program - I look at the
manufacturer's data sheet to be sure.

Ok...I'll admit I did verify the part library with data sheets when I
was learning the PCB program.
It's a trustworthy library now and my package database.
Heyyy.. I'm in BC too...How's that chilly clear sky weather?
D from BC

 

[mpm]

Google for the package.

For instance, TO-220 will get you 1,430,000 hits
JF

I don't know why Google even bothers to count the hits...
They don't display results past 1,000.

-mpm

 

[Don Lancaster]

I don't know why Google even bothers to count the hits...
They don't display results past 1,000.

-mpm

Counting hits tells you whether your filters are too broad or too narrow.

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[jasen]

I don't know why Google even bothers to count the hits...
They don't display results past 1,000.

the number is there to hint to the user that they may
wish to narrow their search.
anyway above about 50 they don't count the hits, they estimate them.

Bye.
Jasen

 

[Rich Grise]

The TO92 package is my favorite target for venom

I once replaced an overseas transistor with a domestic one, and
had to swap two of the leads. I used a little snippet of teflon
tubing on one of them and put a half-twist in the pair.

Cheers!
Rich

 

[jasen]

I once replaced an overseas transistor with a domestic one, and
had to swap two of the leads. I used a little snippet of teflon
tubing on one of them and put a half-twist in the pair.

you could have rotated it 180 degrees and passed one leg between the others

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

you could have rotated it 180 degrees and passed one leg between the others

Not if the holes are in a single line, which was VERY common with
Japanese plastic small signal transistors.


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[Rich Grise]

Not if the holes are in a single line, which was VERY common with
Japanese plastic small signal transistors.

That's what it was. The TV's still working, BTW.

Cheers!
Rich