h
w
h
f
d
Reel
Upper side
Tape
Lower side
User
direction
of
feed
t
User direction of feed
Cross section A - B
p
p
H
H
1
Reference plane
W
0
H
0
W
1
W
A
B
F
D
0
P
0
I
1
I
2
L
H
1
P
1
h
h
h
w
h
f
d
Reel
Upper side
Tape
Lower side
User
direction
of
feed
t
User direction of feed
Cross section A - B
p
p
H
H
1
Reference plane
W
0
H
0
W
1
W
A
B
F
D
0
P
0
I
1
I
2
L
H
1
P
1
h
h
IEC EIA Dimensions
Dimension Description Mark Mark Dimensions Tolerance
Lead spacing: MF-R, MF-R/90, MF-R/600, MF-RX, MF-RX/72 F F
5.08 ±0.2
(0.2) (±0.008)
Reel width w W
2
56.0
max.
(2.205)
Reel diameter d a
370.0
max.
(14.57)
Spacebetweenangeslessdevice
4.75 ±3.25
W
1
h
(.187) (±.128)
Arbor hole diameter f c
26.0 ±12.0
(1.024) (±.472)
Core diameter: MF-R, MF-RX, MF-R/90 h n
80
max.
(3.15)
Core diameter: MF-R/600 h n
91
max.
(3.58)
Box: MF-R, MF-RX, MF-R/90
62 355 345
nom.
(2.44) (14.0) (13.6)
Box: MF-R/600
64 372 362
max.
(2.52) (14.6) (14.25)
Consecutive missing places: MF-R, MF-RX, MF-R/90 3 max.
Consecutive missing places: MF-R/600 none
Emptyplacesperreel:MF-R,MF-RX,MF-R/90 Notspecied
Empty places per reel: MF-R/600 0.1 %
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
The device characteristics and parameters in this data sheet can and do vary in different applications and actual device performance may vary over time.
Users should verify actual device performance in their specific applications.
Taped Component Dimensions -
Figure 1
DIMENSIONS:
MM
(INCHES)
MF-R, MF-R/90, MF-R/600, MF-RX, & MF-RX/72 Series
Tape and Reel Specifications
Reel Dimensions - Figure 2
