Hey guys,
I have a strange package that I have to use as apart of my project which I have never seen before.
It's just like DIP, except there's no legs, and it looks a bit like a postage stamp in appearance. A technician at uni has helped me by making some legs for it and it fits in a breadboard nicely for prototyping purposes.
But now I want to make a PCB for it.
I don't know what footprint to make on the PCB for it, nor do I understand how I should solder it on. Should I leave the legs on it and use a standard DIP-16 footprint? Or should I get a brand new chip without the legs and find/create this exotic footprint and solder it on that way?
Diagram is below:
Regards,
Andrew
I have a strange package that I have to use as apart of my project which I have never seen before.
It's just like DIP, except there's no legs, and it looks a bit like a postage stamp in appearance. A technician at uni has helped me by making some legs for it and it fits in a breadboard nicely for prototyping purposes.
But now I want to make a PCB for it.
I don't know what footprint to make on the PCB for it, nor do I understand how I should solder it on. Should I leave the legs on it and use a standard DIP-16 footprint? Or should I get a brand new chip without the legs and find/create this exotic footprint and solder it on that way?
Diagram is below:
Regards,
Andrew