Chip Packaging Types Explained | QFN, BGA, CSP & More
1. DIP (Dual In-line Package) Features: Leads extend from both sides in parallel rows and can be directly inserted into PCB holes.Advantages: Easy manual soldering and replacement; high mechanical strength.Disadvantages: Large size, not suitable for high-density assembly.Applications: Early microprocessors and memory chips; now mainly used for prototyping. 2. SOP / SOIC (Small Outline Package /…
