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(Quad FlatPack) A square, surface mount chip package that has leads on all four sides and comes in several varieties. PQFP (Plastic QFP) may refer to all of the following QFP types. All quad flatpacks use gull-wing leads, except for the CQFP, which stick straight out. See flatpack, gull-wing lead and chip package.

    Plastic
    MQFP   Metric QFP (most popular)
    FQFP   Fine pitch QFP
    BQFP   Bumpered QFP
    LQFP   Low-profile QFP
    TQFP   Thin-profile QFP
    SQFP   Shrink QFP (same as MQFP)

    Ceramic
    CQFP   Ceramic QFP

Quad Flatpack
QFPs come in a variety of sizes and types. Notice the gull-wing leads on both of these chips.

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Thin Quad Flat Pack (TQFP) is a type of SMD package. Components of this type provide the same benefit of the metric QFP package, but are thinner (body thickness of 1.0mm) and have a standard lead-frame footprint (2.0mm lead footprint).

TQFPs help solve issues such as increasing board density, die shrink programs, thin end-product profile and portability. Lead counts range from 32 to 176. Body sizes range from 5 x 5mm to 20 x 20mm. Copper lead-frames are used for the TQFP package. Lead pitches available for TQFP package are 0.4mm, 0.5mm, 0.65mm 0.8mm and 1.0mm.

An integrated circuit in an 80-pin TQFP package.

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