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<furan-> so turns out what I'm looking at is actually MIPI (IEEE P1149.7 cJTAG)
<furan-> guessing if I want glasgow to talk to that I'll need to code it up
<whitequark> cJTAG isn't implemented yet yeah
<whitequark> i don't have any cJTAG devices
<furan-> gotcha
<Stormwind_mobile> whitequark: saw that photograph already. Still, how does a MCM justify this strange ball pattern? They can route the signals at leisure on the interconnect layer and maybe gotten away with a smaller package. Unless the bonding process needs the physical space.
<whitequark> Stormwind_mobile: it's single layer
<whitequark> it looks like
<whitequark> oh, and yeah, the bonding process does need physical space
<Stormwind_mobile> Stuff I basically know nothing about ^^°
<Stormwind_mobile> Beside more or less educated guesses
<Stormwind_mobile> Also no clue how free manufacturers are with package sizes, like is there even e.g. a 15*15 BGA?
<whitequark> i think there's practically every imaginable bga somewhere out there
<mwk> 15*15 as in 15 by 15 balls?
<XgF> The routing layer of a BGA is pasically a smol PCB, so I suspect they've got a lot of freedom for not very much expense there
<daveshah> Lattice even have a patent for their pattern
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