jdupre
02-18-2002, 03:12 PM
It appears the many manufacturers use SOT-23 and TO-236 interchangeably. When reviewing the specs for the these two parts in the PCB Standards library, I discovered that the PCB Standards spec' for the T0-236 package does not match the JEDEC standard:
For the dimension L (toe-to-toe distance) JEDEC calls out 2.10mm min, - 2.64mm max. The PCB Standards spec calls out 2.64 nominal. Shouldn't the nominal toe-to-toe be 1.37mm?
JEDEC also allows the hight of the part to range from .75mm - 1.17mm for variation AA or .89mm - 1.12mm for variation AB. The PCB Standards spec calls out 1.02mm max height.
(There is also a small discrepency in body length which is irrelevant for the most part.)
In any event, the SOT-23 definition is closer to the JEDEC TO-263 standard.
Just though I'd let you know...
- Joe
For the dimension L (toe-to-toe distance) JEDEC calls out 2.10mm min, - 2.64mm max. The PCB Standards spec calls out 2.64 nominal. Shouldn't the nominal toe-to-toe be 1.37mm?
JEDEC also allows the hight of the part to range from .75mm - 1.17mm for variation AA or .89mm - 1.12mm for variation AB. The PCB Standards spec calls out 1.02mm max height.
(There is also a small discrepency in body length which is irrelevant for the most part.)
In any event, the SOT-23 definition is closer to the JEDEC TO-263 standard.
Just though I'd let you know...
- Joe