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Designing
Using BGA and Flip Chip Technology
Book
Description
This
book has been updated to present information about the constant evolution
of packaging into smaller, high-density packages, and how to design these
packages into new advance level products. The first section of this book
serves as an introduction to the packaging technologies available for
designers. Section 2 presents important information about boards and assembly.
Section 3 is all about flex circuitry materials. Flex will play a major
role in some future solutions. Section 4 explains about land patterns
and how to create them for the new BGA and CSO packages. Section 5 is
design for manufacturability. The last section, section 6, covers documentation
for assembly and fabrication.
Take your time and
read through this publication. It is loaded with insight and should help
you in your next generation designs.
Who will Benefit
This book will be of immense value to both circuit designers as well as
CAD designers, and those involved in product testing, fabrication, troubleshooting
and debug of high-speed products.
Table
of Contents
Chapter 1 - PACKAGING
EVOLUTION
- Package Pricing
Trends
- Metric Conversion
- Package Trends
- COB Technology
- Wirebonding Technology
- Ball Bonding
- Wedge Bonding
- Thermosonic Bonding
- Thermocompression
Bonding
- Ultrasonic Bonding
- Wirebonding Parameters
- Flip Chip Technology
- Multiple-chip
Technology
- MCM - Flex
- TCP Technology
- BGA Technology
- PBGA
- BGA Standards
- BGA Lead Configurations
- BGA Row & Column
Markings
- Sockets
- PBGA Lids
- BGA Thermals
- BGA Moisture Sensitivity
- Super BGA
- Small Ball BGA
- Ceramic BGA's
- Ceramic Column
Grid Array
- Tape Ball Grid
Array
- Chip Scale Packaging
Chapter 2 - PCB
& DESIGN
- PC Board Design
Decisions
- Thin Boards
- Vias
- Trace Widths
- Trace Spacing
- Routing Layers
- Layer Structures
and Choices
- Thermal
- Solder Mask
- Plating Types
- Bare Board Test
- Placement Considerations
- COB Placement
- Flip Chip Clearance
Considerations
- BGA Packages Placement
Considerations
- Advance Packaging
Decisions
- High-Density Assembly
- Double-Side Mount
Assemblies
- Wave Soldering
Limitations for New Technologies
- Conserving Real
Estate
Chapter 3 - FLEX
CIRCUITRY
- Flex Terms and
Considerations
- Evolving Flex
- Cost of Flex
- Epoxy Glass Core
- Cover Coat
- Copper Conductors
- Sculptured Conductors
- Polymer Conductors
- Flip Chip on Flex
- Types of Flex Designs
for Assembly
- Assembly Requirements
for Flex
- Connections to
Flex
- Multilayer Flex
Chapter 4 - LAND PATTERNS
- Land Patterns
for BGA Packages
- Solder Mask Defined
Pads
- Non-Solder Mask
Defined Pads
- BGA Land Options
- Staggered Ball
Patterns
- BGA Collapsible
Ball Lead
- Non-Collapsible
BGA Ball Lands
- Lands for Columns
Used on BGA Packages
- Vias in Lands for
BGA Leads
- BGA Land Pattern
Vs Reliability
- BGA Layer Count
- BGA Routing Channels
- Peripheral BGA
Designs
- BGA Pinouts
- BGA Power &
Ground
- Decoupling Capacitors
- Terminator Location
for Peripheral PBGA
- BGA Pads to Vias
- Enhancing BGA for
X-Ray Inspection
- FLIP CHIP &
COB Lands
- Flip Chip Land
Patterns
- COB Lands Patterns
Chapter 5 - MANUFACTURING
ISSUES
- High-Density Assembly
- Fiducials
- Alignment Marks
for BGA's
- Special Centring
Pads for BGA's
- COB Design for
Assembly Considerations
- Flip Chip Design
for Assembly Considerations
- Panels & Pallets
- PCB Plating
- Inspection &
Repair Issues
- BGA Packages
- Flip chip Technology
- COB
- Cleaning Issues
- In-Circuit Test
Issues
Chapter 6 - FABRICATION
& DOCUMENTATION
- Assembly Documentation
- Flex Fabrication
- Creating Vias
- Cutting Edges
- Cover Layer
- Stack Up
- Stress Points
- PC Fabrication
- PCB Plating Considerations
- Immersion Process
- Electroplating
Process
- Electroless Process
- Selecting the Plating
Composition
- Organic Coatings
- 6.6 Fabrication
Notes.
Author: James C. Blankenhorn
Printed: 2001
Pages: Full colour 127 pages 8.5" x 11"
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