There are 25.4mm in every inch.
04 = 40 thou = ~1mm
02 = 20 thou = ~0.50mm
therefore device is 1 X 0.50mm etc...
Regards,
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> Hello All
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> Can I find somewhere in the Internet a transform table of component sizes
> (mm - inch)?
> e.g. 0402 correspond to 1005 (mm)
> ....
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> Siggi
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