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& QFN Posted: 16 Nov 2012 at 2:28pm We added Rounded Rectangular pad shape to SOD and TO (DPAK) in V31 coming out this weekend
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& QFN Posted: 16 Nov 2012 at 2:28pm We added Rounded Rectangular pad shape to SOD and TO (DPAK) in V31 coming out this weekend
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& QFN Posted: 16 Nov 2012 at 2:28pm We added Rounded Rectangular pad shape to SOD and TO (DPAK) in V31 coming out this weekend
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& QFN Posted: 16 Nov 2012 at 2:28pm We added Rounded Rectangular pad shape to SOD and TO (DPAK) in V31 coming out this weekend
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& Rectangle However, that makes no difference to your question. We'll add Rounded Rectangle pad shape option to SON/QFN packages in an upcoming release (soon
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copper that carries the signal return path for transmission lines. Ideally, the plane anti-pad would be smaller than the pad size + the electrical clearance. The electrical clearance is the trace to pad spacing rule. All traces on all layers should be over
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for transmission lines. Ideally, the plane anti-pad would be smaller than the pad size + the electrical clearance. The electrical clearance is the trace to pad spacing rule
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for transmission lines. Ideally, the plane anti-pad would be smaller than the pad size + the electrical clearance. The electrical clearance is the trace to pad spacing rule
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for transmission lines. Ideally, the plane anti-pad would be smaller than the pad size + the electrical clearance. The electrical clearance is the trace to pad spacing rule
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for transmission lines. Ideally, the plane anti-pad would be smaller than the pad size + the electrical clearance. The electrical clearance is the trace to pad spacing rule