Electronic – Datasheet part dimensions

There is no point in following the intracacies of the package exactly. ST probably didn't give the exact locations of the tabs because you're not supposed to care. Worrying about the radius of curvature you ask about is really silly.

I would put a rectangle around the whole thing and be done with it. You want the pad to be a little bigger than the pin anyway. I usually add 10 to 20 mils to the pad past the edge of the pin, especially for external edges where I might want to put a scope probe or a soldering iron there.

The only issue in this case for a enclosing rectangle is that the surface tension at top will pull the package somewhat, and that may pull the four pins at bottom partially off their pads. There are several ways to address this. You can add the three indentations at the top so that there is no place for suface tension to pull from. You can add a little at the bottom of the rectangle to balance the forces. You can add a little to the top of the four pads to leave room for some upwards pulling.

In any case, this is not as big a problem as you are making it. You are over-thinking this.

Physical dimensions inches (millimeters) unless otherwise noted.

The dimensions are given in inches and between parentheses the same is shown but in millimeters.

So the top right measurements say:

• 0.335 ... 0.344 inches (minimum ... maximum)

or

• 8.509 ... 8.738 millimeters

When designing a PCB you want to reserve at least 0.344" for it or it may not fit. The total length varies somewhere between the given minimum and maximum values.