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Thermal interaction of an array of flip chip components
Thermal interactions for an array of FC-CBGA components were examined with both simulation and measurement. The effective thermal resistance of the component can easily double depending on the density of the surrounding components. The increase in thermal resistance is significantly greater than has been reported by other recent studies using leaded components.