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Fanout
karimoviç , 07-05-2020, 04:40 PM
Hello , how i can fanout the BGA ?
robertferanec , 07-06-2020, 08:20 AM
That is a big topic.
But basically, this is what I normally do:
1) powers + grounds + decoupling capacitors
2) memory interface
3) differential pairs and other high speed signals
4) rest of the signals
How exactly to fanout a BGA, it depends on the technology what you can use (e.g. through hole vias only, uVIAs, vias in pad, how many layers, etc), it depends on BGA pitch, ... a lot of factors. It is not som simple to answer.
But, the best is to have a look at reference design and see how they did it.
But basically, this is what I normally do:
1) powers + grounds + decoupling capacitors
2) memory interface
3) differential pairs and other high speed signals
4) rest of the signals
How exactly to fanout a BGA, it depends on the technology what you can use (e.g. through hole vias only, uVIAs, vias in pad, how many layers, etc), it depends on BGA pitch, ... a lot of factors. It is not som simple to answer.
But, the best is to have a look at reference design and see how they did it.
Paul van Avesaath , 07-09-2020, 03:35 PM
ref designs are the way to go !! 
but dont be scared to go up a notch in layer count.. in price it doesn't make that much difference, but in time spent it can be a Big difference. also more room makes for a better looking PCB.. if you need a very low cost high volume product then take the time and do it on as minimal amount of layers..but 99% of the time that is not the case..
but dont be scared to go up a notch in layer count.. in price it doesn't make that much difference, but in time spent it can be a Big difference. also more room makes for a better looking PCB.. if you need a very low cost high volume product then take the time and do it on as minimal amount of layers..but 99% of the time that is not the case..Use our interactive Discord forum to reply or ask new questions.