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New High Performance 140-Pin BGA Socket from Ironwood


MODEL 8000-L Laser Scribe Mark System


With Tray Stacker Input/Output, Pre-Vision Alignment and Post Mark Inspection


Eagen, MN — Ironwood Electronics has recently introduced a new high performance BGA socket for 0.65mm pitch BGA 140 pin IC’s. The SG- BGA-7249 socket is designed for a Renesas Code PVBG0140JA-A pack- age and operates at bandwidths up to


mounted on any existing PCB with the company’s exclusive place - ment/epoxy system. The SG-BGA-7249 sockets are


constructed with high performance and low inductance elastomer contac- tor. The temperature range is -35°C to


High performance BGA socket. www.exatron.com


1-800-EXA-TRON 1-408-629-7600


10 GHz with less than 1dB of inser- tion loss. The sockets are designed to dissipate up to several watts without extra heat sinking and can handle up to 100 watts with custom heat sink. The contact resistance is typically 20 milliohms per pin. The socket con- nects all pins with 10 GHz band- width on all connections. The socket is mounted with a patented technolo- gy that allows for mounting with no holes in the target PCB, no soldering, and minimal footprint. It can be


+100°C. The pin self inductance is 0.15 nH and mutual inductance of 0.025 nH. Capacitance to ground is 0.01 pF. Current capacity is 2 amps per pin. The unit works with IC’s such as


Renesas PVBGA140, 5x13.5x1mm with 0.65mm pitch and 7x20 ball array.


Contact: Ironwood Electronics,


1335 Eagandale Ct., Eagan, MN 55121 % 800-404-0204 or 651-900-1471


E-mail: info@ironwoodelectronics.com Web: www.ironwoodelectronics.com


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