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2. Light weight
2. ADVANTAGES OVER PLASTIC DIP
3. Ability to adapt to multiple
a. Very versatile
functions.
b. Mechanical Properties
4. Ultra-miniature sizes for
c. Thermo Chemical Properties
mobile/wireless devices.
5. Standard JEDEC body sizes for - The external lead frame is formed into a J-
conventional applications. shape so that it can be used as both a
surface-mount device on a PCB and in a
6. High reliability ceramic materials. pressure contact socket.
SIZES
7. Low loss for excellent electrical
performance at RF. 1. JLCC 28
50 MIL CENTERS 4. 68
- The most widely used. 5. 84
- comes in square and rectangular
configurations.
- commonly used for applications requiring - A ceramic pin grid array (CPGA) is a type of
high performance and high reliability. packaging used by integrated circuits. This
type of packaging uses a ceramic substrate
- Excellent thermal characteristics for heat with pins arranged in a pin grid array. Some
sensitive applications CPUs that use CPGA packaging are the AMD
Socket AAthlons and the Duron.
- ideal for extremely stress-sensitive
devices such as MEMs sensors. - A ceramic package capable of providing up
to several hundred pins, all located on its
- 37% smaller footprint than ceramic DIP underside. Used, for instance, to package
(Dual In-line Packages) computer chips. The design seeks to minimize
the distance signals must travel from the chip
- 80% weight reduction of typical value to each designated pin.
(actual reduction varies by package and
die type) Uses
Sizes
PGA 68
Pin Grid Array(PGA)
PGA 84
- often abbreviated PGA, is a type of
integrated circuit packaging. In a PGA, the PGA 100
package is square or rectangular, and the pins
are arranged in a regular array on the PGA 120
underside of the package. The pins are
commonly spaced 2.54 mm (0.1") apart, and PGA 144
may or may not cover the entire underside of
the package. PGA 160
PGA 180 Features