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arcane.warlock@gmail.com
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Hello all.
What the different? I understand that it's same but which more spread?
What the different? I understand that it's same but which more spread?
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Richard Freeman
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there is a 179 with the 0603 but only a 188 with the 1608Hello all.
What the different? I understand that it's same but which more spread?
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arcane.warlock@gmail.com
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Sorry. I'm talking about SMD types. Some people say 0603 package
another 1608. It's same size but different standard. What means this
numbers? I't did not looks like size.
another 1608. It's same size but different standard. What means this
numbers? I't did not looks like size.
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Brian Goldsmith
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"Wing Fong Wong" <wing@biteme.com> wrote
I don't work with surface mount components much but they could be
indicator of size, I think. 0603 is imperial and 1608 is metric.
16 and 8 are just over 2.5 time 6 and 3 respectively.
IIRC 0603 is in mils and mean 6 mils x 3 mills which would make 1608 in
hundred micrometres and mean 1600 um by 800 um.
***** Unfortunately a "mil" is one thousandth of an Inch,confusion should be
avoided by using mm to indicate millimetres.
Brian Goldsmith.
I don't work with surface mount components much but they could be
indicator of size, I think. 0603 is imperial and 1608 is metric.
16 and 8 are just over 2.5 time 6 and 3 respectively.
IIRC 0603 is in mils and mean 6 mils x 3 mills which would make 1608 in
hundred micrometres and mean 1600 um by 800 um.
***** Unfortunately a "mil" is one thousandth of an Inch,confusion should be
avoided by using mm to indicate millimetres.
Brian Goldsmith.
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arcane.warlock@gmail.com
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I'm understand. It's size. Not power. 1608 mean that 0.8mm wide and
1.6mm lenght.
1.6mm lenght.
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Wing Fong Wong
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arcane.warlock@gmail.com <arcane.warlock@gmail.com> wrote:
indicator of size, I think. 0603 is imperial and 1608 is metric.
16 and 8 are just over 2.5 time 6 and 3 respectively.
IIRC 0603 is in mils and mean 6 mils x 3 mills which would make 1608 in
hundred micrometres and mean 1600 um by 800 um.
These sizes sound awfully small. The components would be like a grain of
sand.
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Wing Wong.
Webpage: http://wing.ucc.asn.au
I don't work with surface mount components much but they could beSorry. I'm talking about SMD types. Some people say 0603 package
another 1608. It's same size but different standard. What means this
numbers? I't did not looks like size.
indicator of size, I think. 0603 is imperial and 1608 is metric.
16 and 8 are just over 2.5 time 6 and 3 respectively.
IIRC 0603 is in mils and mean 6 mils x 3 mills which would make 1608 in
hundred micrometres and mean 1600 um by 800 um.
These sizes sound awfully small. The components would be like a grain of
sand.
--
Wing Wong.
Webpage: http://wing.ucc.asn.au
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Brian Goldsmith
Guest
"Wing Fong Wong" <wing@biteme.com> wrote
Unfortunately a "mil" is one thousandth of an Inch,confusion should be
I've be designing boards long enough to know the differnce.
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Wing Wong.
***Yes,I was wrong.
Brian Goldsmith.
Unfortunately a "mil" is one thousandth of an Inch,confusion should be
No, when I wrote mil I meant thousandths of an inch and not millimetres.avoided by using mm to indicate millimetres.
Brian Goldsmith.
I've be designing boards long enough to know the differnce.
--
Wing Wong.
***Yes,I was wrong.
Brian Goldsmith.
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Wing Fong Wong
Guest
Brian Goldsmith <brian.goldsmith@nospam.echo1.com.au> wrote:
I've be designing boards long enough to know the differnce.
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Wing Wong.
Webpage: http://wing.ucc.asn.au
No, when I wrote mil I meant thousandths of an inch and not millimetres."Wing Fong Wong" <wing@biteme.com> wrote
I don't work with surface mount components much but they could be
indicator of size, I think. 0603 is imperial and 1608 is metric.
16 and 8 are just over 2.5 time 6 and 3 respectively.
IIRC 0603 is in mils and mean 6 mils x 3 mills which would make 1608 in
hundred micrometres and mean 1600 um by 800 um.
***** Unfortunately a "mil" is one thousandth of an Inch,confusion should be
avoided by using mm to indicate millimetres.
Brian Goldsmith.
I've be designing boards long enough to know the differnce.
--
Wing Wong.
Webpage: http://wing.ucc.asn.au