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PostPosted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 7:19 pm    Post subject: Chip Packages Reply with quote

List so far of chip packages. there is certainly more to add Very Happy

    DIP ___ Dual In-line Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are arranged two rows. Lead pitch = 2.54 mm
    FBGA ___ Fine Pitch Grid Array ___ Balls are on one surface of the package and are arranged in a grid array. Terminal pitch=0.8mm or less.
    LGA ___ Land Grid Array ___ Lands are on one surface of the package and are arranged in a grid array.
    PGA ___ Pin Grid Array ___ Terminals are on one surface of the of the package and are arranged in a grid array. Lead pitch = 2.54mm, 1.27mm
    QFN ___ Quad Flat Non-leaded Package ___ Terminals are on four sides of package and exist on the side or bottom of package.
    QFP ___ Quad Flat Pack ___ Terminals are on four sides of the package and are formed gull-wing shape(L-shape). Lead pitch = 1.0 mm,0.8 mm,0.65 mm
    QFP (FP) ___ Quad Flat Pack (Fine Pitch) ___ Terminals are on four sides of the package and are formed in a gull-wing shape (L-shape). Lead pitch = 0.5 mm,0.4 mm
    SDIP ___ Srink Dual In-line Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are arranged two rows. Lead pitch = 1.778mm
    SIP ___ Single In-line Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are arranged two rows. Lead pitch = 1.778mm
    SOJ ___ Small Outline J-leaded Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are formed in J-shape. Lead pitch = 1.27 mm
    SOP ___ Small Outline Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are formed in a gull-wing shape (L-shape). Lead pitch = 1.27 mm
    SSOP ___ Srink Small Outline Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package and are formed in a gull-wing shape (L-shape). Lead pitch = 0.8mm. 0.65mm. 0.5mm
    TSOP (I) ___ Thin Small Outline Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package's shortest side and are formed in a gull-wing shape (L-shape). Package and seating height are 1.0 mm (nominal) and 1.27 mm (Max). Lead pitch = 0.5mm
    TSOP (II) ___ Thin Small Outline Package ___ Terminals are on two opposite sides of the package's longest side and are formed in a gull-wing shape (L-shape). Package and seating height are 1.0 mm (nominal) and 1.27 mm (Max). Lead pitch = 1.27 mm.0.8 mm
    V-DIP ___ Vertical Dual In-line Package ___ Terminals are on one side of the package and bent for through hole mounting.
    ZIP ___ Zig-zag In-line Package ___ Terminals are on one side of the package and bent alternately within the package thickness. Lead pitch = 1.27mm, 0.889mm

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 7:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

LCC Leadless Chip Carrier
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 7:59 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

BGA=Ball Grid Array
PDIP= Plastic Dual In-line Package
CDIP= Ceramic Dual In-line Package

Are you sleeping, eating with all these projects?
Thanks for all this effort, Neon!
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PostPosted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 8:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Neon wrote:
LCC Leadless Chip Carrier

Thx 4 that Very Happy thought i had it in there Shocked

johnorun wrote:
BGA=Ball Grid Array
PDIP= Plastic Dual In-line Package
CDIP= Ceramic Dual In-line Package

Thx John Very Happy
You will notice i havent included material type (ceramic, plastic..etc) these will be in another list so you can search for all 24-pin plastic dips, lets says or all dips no matter what its made of in a particular package or a particular marking.
In the collection listing it will show up as CDIP or PDIP but will be stored as seperate info.

johnorun wrote:
Are you sleeping, eating with all these projects?

Almost but not quite Very Happy I am also running a business and keeping 5 kids organised (actually only 4 now as 1 has just joined the navy)
I like to keep busy Very Happy
and researching i enjoy.. tracking info down so it make sense

dont forget the kerb collections for me are basically over... now i have all this spare time for other pursuits Very Happy

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:55 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

dont forget QUIP QUad Inline Package (NEC uses them alot)
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