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TPS72715YFF - Land pattern

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Mattias Nasman
Posted by Mattias Nasman
on Apr 11 2012 03:14 AM
Prodigy20 points

Hi,

I am designing a pcb with a TPS72715 and can't find proper landmarks anywhere for the YFF package.

I have of course read the datasheet and the description only shows the package dimensions.

What i need in perticular is:

  • Recomended size of the pads
  • Recomended size of the solder stop mask

Thanks in advance

Best regards

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  • Darwin Fernandez
    Posted by Darwin Fernandez
    on Apr 11 2012 09:49 AM
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    Hi Mattias,

    The TPS727xx EVM for the YFF package would be a good example for how to layout this IC. Below is the attached layout PDF and gerber files.

    5315.HPA407A.GBR.ZIP

    0576.HPA407A_TIS.pdf

    Regards,

    Darwin

    layout YFF package PCB TPS727EVM
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  • Bill Stokes
    Posted by Bill Stokes
    on Apr 11 2012 10:24 AM
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    Hi Mattias,

    Regarding your particular requests, this information is supposed to be attached automatically to the the end of the data sheet where is also located the package drawing dimensions.  Unfortunately, this "automatic" step is not so automatic.   I am looking into getting the "Land Pattern" drawing data attached but this usually takes more than a few days.

    I am not sure you needed this from what you asked, but here is the format for the top marking on the package:

    Topside Symbol         : TPS727XXWCSP                                        01 
         +------------+                                                                
         ! O YMDS     !      YM = YEAR MONTH DATE CODE                                 
         !   GS       !       D = DAY OF LASER MARK                                    
         +------------+       S = ASSEMBLY SITE CODE PER QSS 005-120                   
         0 - PIN A1                                                                    
           (FILLED SOLID)     LINE 2 - 3 CHARACTERS MAX

    Regards

    Bill    

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  • Darwin Fernandez
    Posted by Darwin Fernandez
    on Apr 12 2012 09:34 AM
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    Hi Mattias,

    We have a general application note that discusses the YFF package land pattern recommendations. Page 8 has a good example land pattern dimensions that you can modify for a 2x2 array.

    0841.WCSP_PCB_Design_Application_Note.pdf

    Regards,

    Darwin

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  • Mattias Nasman
    Posted by Mattias Nasman
    on Apr 13 2012 06:20 AM
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    Hi Darwin,

    Thanks for the help, this is what I needed.

    Still, I'm not sure of the size of the pads on the TPS72715 since it says between .20 and .30 mm.

    Regards,

    Mattias

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  • Darwin Fernandez
    Posted by Darwin Fernandez
    on Apr 13 2012 16:29 PM
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    Hi Mattias,

    The pad size on the EVM is 0.254 mm in diameter.

    Regards,

    Darwin

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