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64-ball ucBGA Breakout and Routing Example

This example places an ispMACH 4000ZE CPLD in a 4x4 mm, 0.4 mm pitch, 64-ball ucBGA package (LC4064ZE-UMN64) in an 6-layer stack up with 100% I/O utilization. This example demonstrates a modified dogbone fanout technique to access all pins yet minimize layers and via schedules. Layer setup uses reference planes for high-speed signals.

Note: This is a sample design and is not intended to be used for any particular application. Before applying any technique, confirm that your PCB fabrication service will support the dimensions specified.

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Fabrication Notes

Stackup and Drill Pairs

UMN64stackup

 

Design Rules
Specification mm mils
Trace Width/Space 0.10/0.10 4/4
Ball Pad 0.18 7
Ball Mask 0.28 11
Escape Via Pads 0.25/0.40 10/16
Escape Via Drills 0.10/0.15 4/6
Escape Via Mask NA
Plane Antipad Space 0.48 19
Thermal Relief NA

For mechanical dimension details on packages, see the Lattice Semiconductor Package Diagrams, Data Sheet Package Diagrams.

CAM Artwork Screenshots
Layer 1 PrimaryUMN64_L1_Primary_Thumb Layer 2 GNDUMN64_L2_GND_Thumb
Layer 3 SignalUMN64_L3_Signal_Thumb Layer 4 SignalUMN64_L4_Signal_Thumb
Layer 5 PowerUMN64_L5_VCC_Thumb Layer 6 SecondaryUMN64_L6_Secondary_Thumb
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