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CS72
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2 years ago
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is there the same silicon chip used in different housings

Hi, if one can buy the same size in different housings, will the chip be the same for the housing with lowest and highest Pin Count? Would e.g. same silicon chip being housed in 484Pin BGA (i.e. h...
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    WZ2
    2 years ago

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WZ2
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2 years ago

Hi there,

Apologies for the confusion. Due to Ethan's job change, I'm stepping in to address your concerns. First and foremost, let me clarify: are you looking to interchange between different packages of the same device? Are you seeking a pin-to-pin reference?

  1. If I understand correctly, unfortunately, we do not have similar documentation or references, as this idea is rather unconventional. It's more common to migrate between devices of the same series but different performances within the same package, and we do have documentation for such cases.

  2. Additionally, I'd like to clarify the differences you mentioned between the configuration files you've generated. Could you please specify in which aspects these differences are reflected? If you could provide information and screenshots in this regard, perhaps we can discuss further.

Best regards, WZ