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The DPAK, standardized as TO-252, is a surface-mount semiconductor package. It is similar to the larger TO-263 package, except for its smaller size and lower rated power dissipation.

Common applications for the TO-252 package include MOSFETs and linear voltage regulators.

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Mechanical drawings from Vishay

Category:Semiconductor packages

v t e Semiconductor packages
Single diode	DO-201 (DO-27) DO-204 (DO-7 / DO-26 / DO-35 / DO-41) DO-213 (MELF / SOD-80 / LL34) DO-214 (SMA / SMB / SMC) SOD (SOD-123 / SOD-323 / SOD-523 / SOD-923)
3...5-pin	SOT / TSOT TO-3 (TH / Panel) TO-5 (TH) TO-8 (TH) TO-18 (TH) TO-39 (TH) TO-66 (TH / Panel) TO-92 (TH) TO-126 (TH / Panel) TO-202 (TH / Panel) TO-220 (TH / Panel) TO-247 (TH / Panel) TO-251 (IPAK) (SMT) TO-252 (DPAK) (SMT) TO-262 (I2PAK) (SMT) TO-263 (D2PAK) (SMT) TO-268 (D3PAK) (SMT) TO-273 (Super-220) (SMT) TO-274 (Super-247) (SMT) TO-277 (SMPC, SM-7) (SMT)
Single row	SIP / SIL
Dual row	DFN DIP / DIL Flat Pack MSOP SO / SOIC SOP / SSOP TSOP / HTSOP TSSOP / HTSSOP ZIP
Quad row	LCC QIP / QIL PLCC QFN QFP QUIP / QUIL
Grid array	BGA eWLB LGA PGA
Wafer	COB COF COG CSP Flip Chip PoP QP UICC WL-CSP / WLP
Related topics	Electronic packaging Integrated circuit packaging List of electronic component packaging types Printed circuit board Surface-mount technology Through-hole technology
It is relatively common to find packages that contain other components than their designated ones, such as diodes or voltage regulators in transistor packages, etc.