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slava
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 Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2006 5:08 pm Post subject: How would you call this kind of package? |
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It is absolutely flat, with tiny gold pins attached.
How would you call it?
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slava
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A bigger one for the folks that can not see well 
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slava
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Is there an abbreviation for that? Like QFP, DIP etc.?
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jd
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frassle probly knows.......he usualy has tonnes of that stuff....It looks like a Soviet chip he once presented, but I can't remember in which one.....
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