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<p>Axial components do not protrude much above the surface of a board, producing a low-profile or flat configuration when placed "lying down" or parallel to the board.</p>

<p>Radial leads project more or less in parallel from the same surface or aspect of a component package, rather than from opposite ends of the package. Originally, radial leads were defined as more-or-less following a <a href="page.php?w=radius">radius</a> of a cylindrical component (such as a <a href="page.php?w=ceramic_capacitor">ceramic disk capacitor</a>). Over time, this</p><p>
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