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CBGA
(redirected from Ceramic ball grid array)

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CBGACeramic Ball Grid Array
CBGACarpathian Balkan Geological Association (formerly Carpathian Geological Association)
CBGACentre for Budget and Governance Accountability (India)
CBGACoastal Bend Guides Association (Aransas Pass, TX)
CBGACentral Banks Gold Agreement
CBGACascade Boer Goat Association


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Thermal cycles and vibration test results for ceramic ball grid array (CBGA) with 361 and 625 I/Os were reported previously by this author and the trends for cycles-to-failures for four different temperature ranges were established.
It supports a wide variety of BGA formats including single devices in boats or trays and strip devices in magazines with the capability to process chip scale packages, plastic ball grid array, ceramic ball grid array, tape grid array, and connector package types.
MPC7448 comes in two package options: HiCTE Land Grid Array (LGA) package and HiCTE ceramic Ball Grid Array (BGA) package -- both of which are Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) compliant.
 
 
 
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