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Ball or Pin CPU sockets come in two major types -- ball-grid array and pin-grid array. PGA sockets look like a checkerboard with lots of squares.

The global Ball Grid Array (BGA) packaging market is projected to grow significantly in the coming decade, with a forecasted market size of USD 1.29 billion in 2024. The market is expected to ...

The motherboard receptacle for Pentium II and III CPUs. Socket 370 accepts a 370-pin PPGA (plastic pin grid array) chip package. Socket 370 chips and motherboards cost less to manufacture than the ...

Chips listed as PGA (“Pin Grid Array”) do have pins, and drop into a socket with holes. In home PCs, modern Intel CPUs are LGA, while modern AMD CPUs are PGA.

While there are entire textbooks that cover the topic of BGAs, their use and fanout techniques, the quick overview provided here offers an engineer a good starting point for improving ...

[Jack Gassett] is developing a new breakout board for an FPGA. The chip comes in a ball grid array (BGA) package which is notoriously difficult to solder reliably. Since he’s still in develop… ...

While a shift to LGA may seem somewhat trivial, the change will mark a major shakeup in AMD's desktop lineup. AMD has long stuck with a pin grid array (PGA) for its CPU packaging.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Advanced Technical Ceramics Company offers engineers a new design guide on advanced electronic packages manufactured with co-fired multi-layer ceramic technology. Typical ...

The first image of AMD's upcoming Socket AM4, the new single platform for its Bristol Ridge and Zen CPU and APU products, has been leaked, revealing a pin-grid array (PGA) design with 1,331 pin ...