DESCRIPTION

The Accutek family of PGA Adapter Modules are designed to permit

the soldering of surface mount PLCC, QFP, TQFP, PQFP devices

into a standard PGA through-hole PC board. These PGA Adapter

Modules are a pin compatible drop in replacement for end-of-life

PGA devices. Standard pin counts include 28, 32, 44, 52, 68, 84

and 100 pins. Can accommodate square and rectangular PLCCs

with 0.050” lead pitch and sizes from 0.600” to 1.500”. They also ac-

commodate Quad Flat Packs with 0,5mm and 0,65mm lead pitch.

They feature 0.018” diameter machined pins with integral standoffs.

Plating options are tin, solder or gold pins.

Accutek PGA Adapters were developed for users with motherboard

designs that require PGA’s, now obsoleted by manufacturers.

These adapter modules are designed for soldering directly into a

through-hole PC board and save costly motherboard redesigns.

Accutek PGA Adapter Modules are fully assembled and tested.

They can be manufactured turnkey or from customer supplied sur-

face mount chips.

Custom multi-chip and double sided configurations are also avail-

able for special functions.

Features

· Saves costly redesign of current motherboards

· Fully tested with life time limited warranty

· Standard pin counts include 28, 32, 44, 52, 68, 84 and 100

· Tin, solder or gold plated pins available

· 0.018” diameter machined PGA pins with integral standoffs,

custom sizes available

· IC assembly and testing available

· EPROM and Flash programming available

· Custom multi-chip and double-sided modules available

PGA Adapter Modules

ACCUTEK

MICROCIRCUIT CORPORATION

ACCUTEK

MICROCIRCUIT CORPORATION

5 NEW PASTURE ROAD

NEWBURYPORT, MA 01950-4040

PHONE: 978-465-6200

FAX: 978-462-3396

Email:

sales@accutekmicro.com

Internet: www.accutekmicro.com

Accutek reserves the right to make changes in specifications at any

time and without notice. Accutek does not assume any responsibility

for the use of any circuitry described; no circuit patent licenses are im-

plied. Preliminary data sheets contain minimum and maximum limits

based upon design objectives, which are subject to change upon full

characterization over the specific operating conditions.