SMD pad layout

That kind of info needs to come from the datasheet. The manufacturer, Shenzhen Shiji Lighting Co.,Ltd, may have the dimensions. One of the datasheets on the Adafruit website shows pin dimensions, but the scan is unreadable. Perhaps a 5x5mm package, 1mm pin width and 0.5mm spacing. Maybe you can guess, or maybe you can call someone there.

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You can probably scale it yourself from the bottom of page-1 of the datasheet. (?)

It would have been easier if they just provided it.

That depends on how one searches.

For this search, I would use google images. Then pad layout images show up, and when one clicks those, one sees the image, and the link that sourced it. Upon examining that link, one can decide whether to visit the site the link refers to.

I searched this under google images and I think I saw your desired layout as the second image listed...

apa102 led pad layout

Autodesk, inc. :

There is a layout with dimensions there.

For parts without footprints, I referance

The Free Viewer can get you in the ballpark for dimensions of the pads. then at least it will be IPC compliant.

Cheers

There was less stuff years ago.

Regards,

Boris Mohar

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void _-void-_ in the obvious place

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Am 01.01.2019 um 19:16 schrieb mkr5000:

Maybe it's in IPC7351?

cheers Gunther

SMD packages? I have an SMD LED (APA102) and going nuts finding the art for the PCB. Wasn't shown on the datasheet. I think it's a 5050? (Not familiar ).

I recall some years ago there was a program you could download that would p roduce the specs for all the standard foot prints. You could pull up any g iven footprint and tweak the details and produce modified versions as well. I don't recall who produced it and my bookmarks from that time seem to be lost.

I do recall this program was used to produce footprint libraries for FreePC B. I expect someone in that group will remember the name of the program an d likely the company that provided it. I'll ask.

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n SMD packages? I have an SMD LED (APA102) and going nuts finding the art f or the PCB. Wasn't shown on the datasheet. I think it's a 5050? (Not famili ar).

produce the specs for all the standard foot prints. You could pull up any given footprint and tweak the details and produce modified versions as wel l. I don't recall who produced it and my bookmarks from that time seem to be lost.

PCB. I expect someone in that group will remember the name of the program and likely the company that provided it. I'll ask.

I think I found a link and the company no longer seems to provide a free to use copy of their software. It was

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is pretty handy when you don't have time/motivation to deal with weird footprints.

-- john

Beware, for one instance there are two completely different packages referred to as TSSOP8. I have learnt it the hard way, had to re-spin the PCB. Never trust the packaging specs and check the footprint yourself.

Best regards, Piotr