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Does anyone have any experience with the Amkor Fusion Quad p... - Nov 30, 2007 by SteveK

Can you physically describe the package or provide a picture... - Dec 19, 2007 by guru

It's like a QFN with a set of QFP leads around the outside. ... - Dec 20, 2007 by SteveK

Wouldn't it be easier to use a dual row QFN? Have you loo... - Dec 21, 2007 by guru

Good morning, Amkor has just posted the data sheet for th... - Jan 22, 2008 by svarg

Wow, they claim 1000 cycles of -65 to 150. I wonder if this... - Jan 31, 2008 by SteveK

Any chance you will try this out? ... - Feb 01, 2008 by guru

Amkor must be really pushing this. Two different ASIC suppl... - Feb 11, 2008 by SteveK

SteveK

#52726

Amkor Fusion Quad | 30 November, 2007

Does anyone have any experience with the Amkor Fusion Quad package? I'm wondering about the coverage of the heatsink slug and it floating the interior leadless terminations apart.

Any designers have any experience escape routing the underpart/interior terminations?

This package has been floated up to us as a possiblity.

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guru

#52978

Amkor Fusion Quad | 19 December, 2007

Can you physically describe the package or provide a picture? Thanks!

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SteveK

#53001

Amkor Fusion Quad | 20 December, 2007

It's like a QFN with a set of QFP leads around the outside.

Looks like a lot of opportunities for problems to me, but folks may have used it, or folks who have totally dialed in QFNs may have ideas.

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guru

#53007

Amkor Fusion Quad | 21 December, 2007

Wouldn't it be easier to use a dual row QFN?

Have you looked at tsCSP? I think that would be a good options also since it has multiple rows.

I am also curious if the tsCSP is just the BCC reborn - any thoughts?

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svarg

#53299

Amkor Fusion Quad | 22 January, 2008

Good morning,

Amkor has just posted the data sheet for the FusionQuad on their website. The link is below:

FusionQuad webpage: http://www.amkor.com/Products/all_products/FusionQuad.cfm

FusionQuad Data Sheet http://www.amkor.com/Products/all_datasheets/FusionQuad.pdf

FusionQuad� Test Contactor Data Sheet http://www.amkor.com/Products/all_datasheets/FusionQuad_Test_Contactor.pdf

The tsCSP Data Sheet from Amkor is below: http://www.amkor.com/products/all_datasheets/tsCSP.pdf

Scott

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SteveK

#53503

Amkor Fusion Quad | 31 January, 2008

Wow, they claim 1000 cycles of -65 to 150. I wonder if this was done with the 24mm part. With those tiny joints underneath, they must have exactly matched CTE's with their test boards.

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guru

#53508

Amkor Fusion Quad | 1 February, 2008

Any chance you will try this out?

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SteveK

#53609

Amkor Fusion Quad | 11 February, 2008

Amkor must be really pushing this. Two different ASIC suppliers are proposing it. Looks like if I can't say there is a known problem, we'll get it.

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