In a message dated 08/26/1999 12:43:38 PM Central Daylight Time,
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<< I am also dealing with LCC's (tiny MMICS) and have
 to put them down on a ground plane.  Do not want to
 turn the bottom into a BGA.  Are there any other ways
 to mount them? This is a (6) layer Rogers material board
 and there is an active plane on the bottom.
 You seem to have experience in this area.
 thanx.. >>

Hi ya!

If you go to: http://www.nasinterplex.com
It's a company that makes solder-bearing lead frames that you can mount to
the LCC's and give it more compliance...might have what you need. The
foot-print would be more of a "J" leaded PLCC footprint...

-Steve Gregory-

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