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Tyco licenses BGA technology from FCI
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FCI product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Apr 22, 2002
A new agreement grants Tyco Electronics specific rights to use FCI's patented BGA technology for application to microprocessor sockets, including those that support Intel Pentium 4 products.
A new agreement grants Tyco Electronics specific rights to use FCI's patented BGA technology for application to microprocessor sockets, including those that support Intel Pentium 4 products.
In addition, the license agreement will enable FCI to manufacture and sell current-generation microprocessor sockets using BGA attachment, as well as future generations of microprocessor sockets.
Tyco is the first manufacturer to obtain the right to use FCI's proven BGA technology in a connector application.
FCI has shipped over 8 billion BGA-attached connections since developing and commercialising this leading-edge technology for use on its MEG-Array high-density, board-stacking connectors.
BGA attachment provides the most reliable surface-mount-compatible low-inductance connections demanded by current and future high-speed microprocessors.
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