In a message dated 09/01/1999 12:50:58 PM Central Daylight Time,
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<< Could it be Dense-Pac? Try this web page Below.

 http://www.dense-pac.com/

 Hector Valladares
 Honeywell -SASSO
 Production Staff Engineer
 727.539.3683 voice
 727.539.4469 Fax
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Nah...it ain't that. D-Pak packaging is usually used in power transistors
that looks like a TO-220 that's had it's legs chopped-off and formed into a
gull-wing shape:
              ____________
 _______|                     |\
|_______|                     | |
           _|                     | |
          |_|                     | |       TOP VIEW
 _______|                    | |
|_______|                    | |
             | ___________|/


                 ____________
      ______|                    |
     |    ____|                    |              SIDE VIEW
___|   |       |___________|__
|_____|       |_____________|


Kinda' crude I know, but what can expect from ASCII Cad? hehehe...

So all you Einstein's out there, what duz "D-Pak" stand for?

-Steve Gregory-

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