Dimensional Principles of IPC-7351B |
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drj-bbe
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Posted: 04 Aug 2015 at 1:25am |
Hello Tom,
There is a dimension "Amax" indicated in below principles of IPC-7351B, see below picture. But it seems there is no drawing to define which size is for "Amax". Could you please help on this question? Thanks
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Tom H
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This condition creates a Outward L lead -
This lead style has a different calculation then the normal Gull Wing lead style: |
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drj-bbe
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I have mark Amax and Smin below, is it correct? |
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Tom H
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Please download the SMD Reference Calculator.
All values and dimensional assignments are displayed. You can change the calculation values and observe the resulting land pattern results. Download here - |
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I cann't find dimension "A" mentioned above in SMD reference calculator. It seems only for chip component.
Could you tell me which size is for the dimension "A" ?
Thanks.
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Tom H
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Sorry for the late reply especially for such a simple question, it's been really busy lately.
Amax = the Lead Span 3D model created by Library Expert. |
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Tom H
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This picture illustrates what the IPC-7351B text condition for Gull Wing lead is referring to.
When the Terminal Leads bend inward. |
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KoryJohnsonTek
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Hi Tom.
I realize this thread is 10 years old, but we are just now looking at this from the IPC standard perspective and were trying to understand Amax and what it means. After reading this thread, we are still confused. Are you still saying that Amax is the maximum lead expansion that IPC calls out in their calculations? It seems contrary to what we are see in the IPC formulas. How does your Amax have anything to do with whether the leads are bent inward? drj-bbe made a good point that it would seem to be related to what they showed, which you insisted it is not the case, given your second-to-last image. If the calculations are only about lead expansion and minimum lead length, it would seem that any calculation would always follow the exception in note 1.
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Tom H
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This thread explains the difference between the Gullwing and Outward L-Bend terminal leads of SOT packages.
The image that illustrates the A-Max going to the Gullwing Knee was wrong. A-Max is the dimension from Toe to Toe, (not Knee to Knee). |
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