tape and reel packaging introduction the electronics industry is making a tremendous investment in surface- mount technology. the reasons for this investment include cost savings resulting from automated component placement and increased density of pcb layout due to smaller package sizes. todays placement machines can pick and place thousands of components per hour with a very high degree of accuracy. to achieve this performance, the component delivery system must be capable of feeding parts at high speeds in a consistent orientation, positively indexed to the demands of the machine. the leads of the components must be protected from damage during shipment, handling, and placement. the preferred packing material available today for these demands is tape and reel. a nalog d evices tape and reel system is fully compatible with the detaping equipment that is standard in most automated place - ment equipment. in the tape and reel format, the components are placed in specifically designed pockets embossed in a plastic carrier tape. the cover tape is sealed to the carrier tape to keep the parts in place in these pockets. a row of sprocket holes is provided along one edge of the embossed tape to facili - tate positive indexing. the tape is then wound onto a rigid plastic reel that provides mechanical protection during handling and storage. these reels are dust-free and compatible with a clean environment. specifcations analog devices tape and reel specifcations are in conformance with the eia standard 481 taping of surface-mount components for automatic placement. esd protection a nalog d evices tape and reel delivery system is designed to offer a very high degree of protection against electrostatic discharge ( esd ) . all tape and reel materials are static-dissipative. in addition, drypacked reels are shipped in moisture barrier bags; nondrypacked reels are shipped in a box with esd conductive coating or in a conductive esd bag. to retain the bene- fts of this protection, the bags should be opened only at esd controlled workstations by trained personnel. peel back strength the peel back force will be between 10 g and 100 g for 8 mm wide tape and 10 g to 130 g for tapes 12 mm and wider when tested at room temperature and pulled at a 175 to 180 angle with a peel-off speed of 300 10 mm/min. direction of feed direction of feed is defned as the direction in which the end user unreels the tape. the direction of feed for all products is counterclockwise when the reel is held with the round sprocket holes facing the observer. figure 1. direction of feed. www.analog.com
pin 1 orientation devices are reeled so that pin 1 is oriented properly with the direction of feed and round sprocket holes. pin 1 orientation is denoted as c1 to c4, or m1, with respect to the direction of feed and round sprocket holes, as illustrated below. m1 direction of feed round sprocket holes c1 c4 c2 c3 nbsoic (c1) ssop, tssop, and msop (c1) sot-23 (c4) sot-23 (c4) wbsoic (c1) tqfp, lqfp, mqfp, and lpcc (c2) plcc (m1) direction of feed direction of feed direction of feed direction of feed direction of feed direction of feed direction of feed figure 2. pin 1 orientation reference. figure 3. examples of standard pin 1 orientation. 2 | t ape and reel packaging
table 1. standard package tape and reel ( see page 5 for reel defnitions ) device package type package designator body size ( mm ) number of leads reel quantity tape width ( mm ) tape pitch ( mm ) pin 1 orientation 7" reel 13" reel ( 4" hub ) 13" reel ( 6" hub ) plcc p n/a 20 250 1000 n/a 16 12 m1 plcc p n/a 28, 32 not offered 750 n/a 24 16 m1 plcc p n/a 44 not offered 500 n/a 32 24 m1 plcc p n/a 68 not offered n/a 250 44 32 m1 plcc p n/a 84 not offered n/a 250 44 36 m1 jlcc j n/a 28 not offered 250 n/a 24 16 m1 jlcc j n/a 44 not offered 500 n/a 32 24 m1 lcc e n/a 8 250 3000 n/a 12 8 m1 soic_n/soic_n_ep r/rd n/a 8 1000 2500 n/a 12 8 c1 soic_n/soic_n_ep r/rd n/a 14, 16 1000 2500 n/a 16 8 c1 qsop rq/rc n/a 16 1000 2500 n/a 12 8 c1 qsop rq n/a 20, 24, 28 1000 2500 n/a 16 8 c1 soic_w/soic_w_bat rw/rb n/a 14, 16 400 1000 n/a 16 12 c1 soic_w/soic_w_bat rw/rb n/a 18 400 1000 n/a 24 16 c1 soic_w/soic_w_bat rw/rb n/a 20, 24 400 1000 n/a 24 12 c1 soic_w/soic_w_bat rw/rb n/a 28 400 1000 n/a 32 12 c1 ssop rs n/a 16, 20, 24 500 1500 n/a 16 12 c1 ssop rs n/a 28 500 1500 n/a 24 12 c1 psop2 rp n/a 20, 28 200 1000 n/a 24 12 c1 psop3 rr n/a 20 not offered 750 n/a 24 20 c1 sot_23_3 rt n/a 3 3000 10,000 n/a 8 4 c4 sot_23 1 rj/rt n/a 5, 6, 8 3000 10,000 n/a 8 4 c4 sot-143 ra n/a 4 3000 10,000 n/a 8 4 c4 tsot uj n/a 5, 6, 8 3000 10,000 n/a 8 4 c4 sot-223 kc n/a 3 500 2500 n/a 16 12 c4 sc70 ks n/a 3, 4, 5, 6 3000 10,000 n/a 8 4 c4 tssop_4.4 ru/re n/a 8, 14, 16, 20, 24, 28, 38 1000 2500 n/a 16 8 c1 tssop_6.1 rv n/a 28, 48 not offered 2500 n/a 24 12 c1 msop rm/rh n/a 8, 10 1000 3000 n/a 12 8 c1 cerpak qc n/a 14 not offered 750 n/a 24 16 c1 tqfp su/sv 7 7 1.0 all counts 500 2000 not offered 16 12 c2 tqfp su/sv 10 10 1.0 all counts not offered 1500 not offered 24 16 c2 tqfp su/sv 12 12 1.0 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 24 24 c2 tqfp su/sv 14 14 1.0 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 32 24 c2 lqfp st 7 7 1.4 all counts 500 2000 not offered 16 12 c2 lqfp st 10 10 1.4 all counts not offered 1500 not offered 24 16 c2 lqfp st 12 12 1.4 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 24 24 c2 lqfp st 14 14 1.4 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 32 24 c2 lqfp st 14 20 1.4 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 44 24 c1 3 | t ape and reel packaging
table 1. standard package tape and reel ( continued ) ( see page 5 for reel defnitions ) device package type package designator body size ( mm ) number of leads reel quantity tape width ( mm ) tape pitch ( mm ) pin 1 orientation 7" reel 13" reel ( 4" hub ) 13" reel ( 6" hub ) mqfp s 10 10 2.0 all counts not offered 800 not offered 24 24 c2 mqfp s 14 14 2.0 all counts not offered 600 not offered 32 24 c2 mqfp 2 s 14 14 2.7 all counts not offered 500 2 not offered 12 8 c2 csp_bga bc 5 5 all counts not offered 4000 not offered 12 8 c2 csp_bga bc 6 6 all counts not offered 2500 not offered 12 8 c2 csp_bga bc 7 7 all counts not offered 2000 not offered 16 12 c2 csp_bga bc 8 8 all counts not offered 2000 not offered 16 12 c2 csp_bga bc 9 9 all counts 500 2000 not offered 16 12 c2 csp_bga bc 10 10 all counts 400 1500 not offered 24 16 c2 csp_bga bc 12 12 all counts not offered 1500 not offered 24 16 c2 csp_bga bc 13 13 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 24 24 c2 csp_bga bc 17 17 all counts not offered 1000 not offered 24 24 c2 bga b 19 19 all counts not offered not offered 700 32 24 c2 bga b 23 23 all counts not offered not offered 450 44 32 c2 bga b 27 27 all counts not offered not offered 450 44 32 c2 bga b 35 35 all counts not offered not offered 300 56 40 c2 cbga bg 7 7 32 balls not offered 500 not offered 16 12 c2 lga cc 3.5 4.5 24 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c1 lga cc 6 8 all counts 1000 4000 not offered 16 8 c1 lga cc 8 10 all counts not offered 2000 not offered 24 12 c1 lga cc 10 10 all counts not offered 2000 not offered 24 12 c2 lfcsp 4 cp 3 2 all counts 3000 10,000 not offered 12 4 c1 lfcsp cp 3 3 all counts 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 4 4 all counts 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 4 5 all counts 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c1 lfcsp cp 5 5 all counts 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 6 6 all counts 750 2500 not offered 16 12 c2 lfcsp cp 7 7 all counts 750 2500 not offered 16 12 c2 lfcsp cp 8 8 all counts 750 2500 not offered 16 12 c2 lfcsp cp 9 9 all counts 750 2500 not offered 16 12 c2 lfcsp cp 10 10 all counts not offered 2000 not offered 24 16 c2 lfcsp cp 5 5 1.45 all counts not offered 4000 not offered 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 4 4 1.45 all counts not offered 4000 not offered 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 3 5 1.45 all counts 1000 4000 not offered 12 8 c1 lfcsp cp 2 3 0.75 all counts 3000 10,000 not offered 12 4 c2 lfcsp cp 1.6 1.3 0.55 all counts 3000 10,000 not offered 8 4 c1 lfcsp cp 2.1 2.1 0.55 all counts 3000 10,000 not offered 8 4 c1 lfcsp cp 3 3 0.75 all counts 1500 5000 not offered 12 8 c2 1 for sot-23 packages with greater than three leads, use the rj designator. 2 advantek part number q14x14-hhx52.op2 is the only approved carrier tape for this package. when boxing this reel, dunnage ( crumpled kraft paper ) shall be used between the reel. 3 for bumped die or wlcsp packages, see table 2. orientation for these devices is as per eia783 ( bumps facing bottom of carrier cavity; pin 1 towards sprocket holes ) . 4 standard thickness for lfcsp is 0.85 mm, except when noted. www .analog.com | 4
table 2. wlcsp/bumped die sales tape and reel part number device package type package designator die size x ( ?m ) die size y ( ?m ) die size z ( ?m ) reel quantity tape width ( mm ) tape pitch ( mm ) pin 1 orientation 7" reel 13" reel ( 4" hub ) 13" reel ( 6" hub ) ADG3304 wlcsp cb 1610 2010 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg787 wlcsp cb 1500 2000 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg819 wlcsp cb 1140 2180 605 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg884 wlcsp cb 1500 2000 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg888 wlcsp cb 2000 2000 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adl5500 1 wlcsp cb 1000 1000 596 250 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adm8834 wlcsp cb 2000 2000 605 n/a 4000 15,000 8 4 c1 ad6548 bumped chip cd 3240 3140 350 n/a n/a 3000 12 8 c2 ad7877 wlcsp cb 2765 2545 600 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad8205 chip c 1650 1650 710 n/a 4000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad8311/ad8312 wlcsp cb 1000 1500 596 250 3000 n/a 8 4 c1 ad8605 wlcsp cb 940 1330 496 n/a 4000 15,000 8 4 c1 ad9938 bumped chip cd 2675 4290 501 n/a 3000 n/a 12 4 c1 ad5801 wlcsp cb 3270 3170 655 n/a 1500 5000 12 8 c4 ad5801 2 wlcsp cb 3270 3170 555 n/a 1500 5000 12 8 c4 ad5398 wlcsp cb 1515 1690 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad9948/ad9949 wlcsp cb 2710 3360 563 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg3308 wlcsp cb 1960 2460 600 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adg790 wlcsp cb 2500 3000 656 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad5806 wlcsp cb 2500 2500 656 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adau1301 bumped chip cd 1275 875 350 n/a 5000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad5820 wlcsp cb 1035 1500 656 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad5820 2 wlcsp cb 1035 1500 555 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad5805 wlcsp cb 1170 1890 505 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 ad15/ad416 wlcsp cb 1960 2460 600 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c2 ad5821 wlcsp cb 1515 1690 655 n/a 3000 10,000 8 4 c1 adv7521 wlcsp cb 3500 3500 605 n/a 1500 5000 12 8 c1 1 c-pak part number 4205418-2/a ( bd0090x0090 ) is the only approved carrier tape for the adl5500 wlcsp. 2 special carrier tapes exist for these products, where the required wafer thickness is 12 mil and the required spheres are 250 m. table 3. small quantity reel device package type package designator body size ( mm ) number of leads reel quantity tape width ( mm ) tape pitch ( mm ) pin 1 orientation 7" reel sot-23 rt n/a 3 250 8 4 c4 sot-23 1 rj/rt n/a 5, 6, 8 250 8 4 c4 sot-143 rt n/a 4 250 8 4 c4 sc70 ks n/a 3, 4, 5, 6 250 8 4 c4 msop rm n/a 8, 10 250 12 8 c1 wlcsp 2 cb n/a all counts 250 see table 2 see table 2 see table 2 lfcsp cp 3 2 all counts 250 12 4 c1 lfcsp cp 3 3 all counts 250 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 4 4 all counts 250 12 8 c2 lfcsp cp 5 5 all counts 250 12 8 c2 1 for sot-23 packages prior to rev. w, all products and lead counts use rt. for sot-23 packages from rev. w, all new products with greater than three leads use the rj designator. 2 for actual wlcsp products available in small quantity reels, please cross reference with 7 reel ( small quantity ) column of table 2. glossary reel7 ( aka r7 or rl7 ) this is a 7" reel. quantities vary based on package size. reel ( aka rl or r ) this is a 13" reel. quantities vary based on package size. waffe pack a small 2" 2" tray designed to contain a small quantity of product in small packages, such as lfcsp, and in die forms like bare die, bumped chip, and wlcsps. 5 | t ape and reel packaging
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