Re: Eagle CAD and 672 pin TBGA ?
- From: Markus Zingg <m.zingg@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:10:28 +0200
>I would suggest a multi-gate symbol for such a large device. I've done
>up to a 476-pin FPGA in Eagle and there is no reason why you can't go
>higher. But I think you will want smaller symbol chunks to be useable.
Do you think I could get away with the fan out without using blind
vias?
>To place different "gates" as eagle calls them (really just one of
>multiple symbols used in a device) use the invoke command. It will show
>you which symbols need to be placed and which have already been placed.
>
>I have a BASH script that is going to be part of a tool set I'll be
>releasing for Eagle (sort of a power tools-like offering) that will
>generate an Eagle script that will create your FPGA footprint in about
>10 seconds or less. Perhaps you'd like to be a beta-tester?
If it saves me time - of course! My reply e-mail address is valid /
working.
>You will need a new license upgrade to get to 4.1 from 4.09. CadSoft
>has a bit different view on version numbers than most other software
>companies. But the good thing is that you only have to pay incremental
>prices and not the whole price again.
>
>You'll have to check the list of fixes to see if there is anything you
>need. 4.09 might be OK for you.
As I can see now, only blind vias would be missing but provided I will
not end up being traped in a dead end with eagly, I'm fine with
upgrading. If they only could implement some kind of online upgrade
option. Sending in the license certificate and then waiting for the
upgrade to arrive by snail mail is really not so cool.
Thanks for your reply. This helps a lot.
Markus
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