how to make an NFBGA package in Altium

[Morgoroth]

Hi all,

Normally I make my own packages, but NFBGA are more complicated, and not even searching google I has been able to find a way to make them properly for a DLPC3430. I normally use Ultra librarian and some bxl file, but nothing too, and of course I ask on Texas Instrument and delayed forever  .

So please is someone know how to get or build this kind of package let me know.

 

Thanks in advance,

 JP

[exmadscientist]

How is this any different from a typical BGA package? Use the footprint wizard to draw the basic pattern, clean it up as usual, and start using it.

[D3f1ant]

The recommended pattern is provided in the datasheet, complete with solder mask and stencil designs.
In all likelihood that pattern will be perfectly adequate so stick with  it.

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[technotronix]

Did you install Plugin for that?
https://designcontent.live.altium.com/PluginDetail/ComponentMaker_BGA

[Morgoroth]

The recommended pattern is provided in the datasheet, complete with solder mask and stencil designs.
In all likelihood that pattern will be perfectly adequate so stick with  it.

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Yeah, I saw that, problem is I have noone here to check my job and I'm not the best doing footprints, always some detail behind... I hate this part of the job.

[Morgoroth]

Use its IPC footprint wizard, then modify manually according to datasheet requirements.
To modify all pads at once, use shift+F to search, filter and multi-select.

Yeah, seems like this is the way to proceed. I'll let you know how it goes.

thanks.

 JP

[D3f1ant]

You can always post your footprint in here, some friendly person with time on their hands might sanity check it for you.

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[Morgoroth]

Yep, the IPC footprint wizard did the work, seems like I was using other wizard...

[Morgoroth]

You can always post your footprint in here, some friendly person with time on their hands might sanity check it for you.

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Some people do have some spare time. Attached is the one I drew according to DPLC3430's datasheet.

Hey @blueskull , thank you very much, I´ll check my design with this. 

JP