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Have to say I've never seen anything printed on this. I've always
treated it as, the "design needs".
In general, I avoid flooding discretes and keep at .005in clearance. For
power/analog devices that need it, its anywhere from .025 to .050in
thermal tie (for TO-220/SOT parts)
Then there's, the engineer REALLY wants it flooded and/or the datasheet
calls for it. Espically useful for heat dissapation.
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Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2012 3:43 PM
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Subject: [TN] Thermal Relief - SMD Pads - The Devil Made Me Do It
Hi All,
I was looking for an IPC reference describing a thermal relief
pertaining to SMD pads. I could only locate for PTH in IPC-222X.
Anyone aware if there is a standard describing thermal reliefs for SMD
pads? Seems every board I look at have SMD pads buried in the planes.
Thanks Much!
Regards,
Rick
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