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FAQs | SMD size chart Frequently Asked Questions
An SMD (Surface-Mount Device) size chart is a reference tool that provides the dimensions of surface-mount electronic components in both metric and imperial units. This chart is essential for ensuring accurate PCB (Printed Circuit Board) designs and proper component selection.
Our free SMD size chart is especially helpful for:
- Electronics engineers working on precise designs.
- Hobbyists exploring surface-mount technology.
- Students learning about PCB assembly.
Download it for free to use as a reliable guide in your non-commercial projects. If you are unsure whether your intended use falls under this restriction, feel free to contact us for clarification.
The SMD size chart is straightforward to use:
- Locate the SMD size code: Common codes like 0402, 0603, or 1206 refer to the component’s dimensions.
- Eliminate mistakes - by knowing the measurements: Each size code corresponds to different dimensions in metric (millimeters) and imperial (inches).
For example, an 0603 SMD component has dimensions of 1.6 mm x 0.8 mm in metric units, which equals 0.063” x 0.031” in imperial units. - Match with your requirements: Use the chart to confirm compatibility with your PCB design.
While our SMD size chart is based on industry-standard dimensions, slight variations can occur between manufacturers. These differences are usually minimal but could affect highly precise designs.
We recommend always cross-referencing the SMD size chart with the datasheets provided by the specific component manufacturer to ensure absolute accuracy for your project.