sorry to bother.
as the title.
please provide recommend layout footprint of OPA452.
another question, KTW thermal pad (as attachment picture)
this pad should connect to which pin ( e.g. V+ , V- ...)
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sorry to bother.
as the title.
please provide recommend layout footprint of OPA452.
another question, KTW thermal pad (as attachment picture)
this pad should connect to which pin ( e.g. V+ , V- ...)
Hello,
Please see below for the footpring CAD drawing in .bxl format for the OPA452's TO-263 package:
https://webench.ti.com/cad/dlbxl.cgi/TI_BXL/OPA452_KTW_7.bxl
Regarding the tab, it is electrically connected to negative supply (V-) but I want to note that the tab is not designed to carry a large amount of current. We recommend that the tab be soldered directly to the copper on your board for best thermal performance - see below for additional information on heat sinking the OPA452:
Christopher Stemple
Product Marketing - Precision Amplifiers
Hi, Christopher:
Thanks for your reply, I provided the bxl file to customer already, after they convert bxl file by UltraLibrarian, they got 9 type footprints from the bxl flie, so customer hope we provide the footprint dimension like the attachment picture. 
Do we have the dimension files like the picture as above??
The BXL file does contain the footprint you're looking for - this is the "Print_Normal" view as shown in UltraLibrarian:
Please ensure that you've only checkmarked the box for the designer you're using - in the example below, it's Altium:
Lastly, click "Export to Selected Tools" which will create a library file for the selected tool and launch a .txt file with instructions on how to import the footprint into the selected designer.
Christopher Stemple
Product Marketing - Precision Amplifiers
Unfortunately, the Protel 99 SE files are not available for us to release. However, our team went ahead and extracted the schematic and footprint file from the .bxl for you and loaded it into an Altium project. Please see below for the files you're looking for.
OPA452 Test (7-25-2017 4-38-05 PM).zip
Christopher Stemple
Product Marketing - Precision Amplifiers
Hello,
The three variations correspond with three slightly different thermal pad lengths.
KTW7 is the basic, shortest pad length which is meant for machine assembly, and leaves no additional room around the pad for bench soldering.
The KTW7-L and KTW7-M have slightly longer pad lengths, making it easier to use a soldering iron for bench assembly.
Christopher Stemple
Product Marketing - Precision Amplifiers