PBGA
Plastic BGA packages combine epoxy encapsulation with 119 to 1,520-ball options for graphics, chipsets, processors, communications, networking, memory, and ASIC products.

Other Packaging
ASE's wire-bond ball-grid-array packages use the full substrate area for interconnect routing, creating a high-density, self-aligning, and thermally adaptable platform for high-power and high-speed ICs.
BGA packages place board connections in a solder-ball matrix on laminated BT or polyimide substrates. Short power and ground paths reduce inductance, while heat sinks, thermal balls, and other enhancements can lower thermal resistance.

Plastic BGA packages combine epoxy encapsulation with 119 to 1,520-ball options for graphics, chipsets, processors, communications, networking, memory, and ASIC products.
A copper heat slug within the molded body can reduce junction-to-ambient thermal resistance and support high-power graphics, networking, and communications ICs.
Fine-pitch BGA shortens trace length and reduces package size for high-speed DRAM and dense memory modules.


ASE's portfolio spans compact fine-pitch memory packages through large, thermally enhanced BGAs. In-house design, lead-free process options, JEDEC outlines, and board-level reliability support make the platform adaptable to computing, communication, consumer, and specialized applications.
