Hi all, I have a question about routing 0.5m Pitch BGA Fanout.
I have MTFC seires eMMC in my design. I want to make a fanout but the numbers are getting and getting smaller.
Issue 1:
Pitch: 0.5mm -> Ball Diameter: 0.25mm
In my design, minumun drill size is 0.2mm.
I dont want to decrease this number because of only one IC. Although if I use 0.15mm drill size, 0.3mm pad size via, the clearence is 2.998mil(Capture.png).
However my min. clearance is 4 mil.
Issue 2:
I googled the problem, NXP has an article about this: https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/applicat...te/AN10778.pdf
Issue 3:
I found another document about eMMC routing. Octavo says that, you can route through NC pads.
What dou you about Octavo's solution? Is it OK?
I need your opinion. Thanks in advance.
I have MTFC seires eMMC in my design. I want to make a fanout but the numbers are getting and getting smaller.
Issue 1:
Pitch: 0.5mm -> Ball Diameter: 0.25mm
In my design, minumun drill size is 0.2mm.
I dont want to decrease this number because of only one IC. Although if I use 0.15mm drill size, 0.3mm pad size via, the clearence is 2.998mil(Capture.png).
However my min. clearance is 4 mil.
Issue 2:
I googled the problem, NXP has an article about this: https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/applicat...te/AN10778.pdf
4.3 Recommended 0.5 mm pitch BGA via fan-out pattern
The pattern of centering the through-via within the four adjacent BGA land pads can not be used with 0.5 mm pitch BGA’s. This is due to the smallest through-via pad being too large to fit in the space available between the land pads. With a single trace routed between adjacent BGA land pads, the two outer rows of balls can be routed without a fan-out via. The two inner rows of balls must be routed to vias in the center area of the BGA and escape routed on other layers. An example fan-out of the LFBGA320 package is shown in Fig 6. See Table 5 for the layout tool design rules for 0.5 mm pitch BGA via fan-out.
The pattern of centering the through-via within the four adjacent BGA land pads can not be used with 0.5 mm pitch BGA’s. This is due to the smallest through-via pad being too large to fit in the space available between the land pads. With a single trace routed between adjacent BGA land pads, the two outer rows of balls can be routed without a fan-out via. The two inner rows of balls must be routed to vias in the center area of the BGA and escape routed on other layers. An example fan-out of the LFBGA320 package is shown in Fig 6. See Table 5 for the layout tool design rules for 0.5 mm pitch BGA via fan-out.
I found another document about eMMC routing. Octavo says that, you can route through NC pads.
What dou you about Octavo's solution? Is it OK?
I need your opinion. Thanks in advance.
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