I am trying to find a small enough microcontroller for a project, but I am not familiar with the notation used to denote the sizes in this image: 
What does that mean when it says 12,20/11,80 SQ and 7,50 TYP. The image is from this datasheet. OR is this not where I find the physical dimensions? If these do not denote the physical dimensions of the part, then where in the datasheet is that written?
Tuesday, 12 January 2016
components - What is the size of this microcontroller? Having trouble reading a data sheet
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