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    Hi,

On Sun, Jun 28, 2015 at 01:46:49AM -0400, Dave McGuire (mcguire AT neurotica DOT com) wrote:
> 
>   Hey folks!  I'm thinking of using Linear Technology's LTC4099 chip
> which comes in a rectangular 20-pad QFN, with four pads on two sides and
> six pads on the other two.
> 
>   Has anyone done up a footprint for this somewhat unusual package?

Not me, but I used gfootgen to get the starting point for Linear
Technology's LTC6950, which comes in a 48 pin rectangular QFN (16 pads
on the long sides, 8 no the short ones).

I had to add the center pad by hand in an editor, however.

    Gabriel

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