SPGA (Staggered Pin Grid Array)
- SPGA is a extention of PGA.
- An integrated socket type or a pin out with a staggered pin grid array with the edge of the socket, placed in a few squares. The structure is also referred to as crossing squares.
- In SPGA the pin arrangement in digonal row.
- SPGA include 2 squre array of pin in both direction.
- SPGA is ideal for high pin density devices.
- SPGA is usually used for Socket 5, Socket 7 and Socket 8 platform motherboards for processors.
- SGPA is used for reduced the size of microprocessor.
- The advantage of SGPA is that it consist of claster pin and more pins for a specific surface.
- SGPA has better transfer capacity in a similar size chip.
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