[SI-LIST] Re: Gen2 PCIe packaging interconnect questions

Depending on what else is in the package, wire bond s/b doable, but you 
better get a hold of some expertise early so that you don't design 
yourself into an inescapable corner.  If you are doing a lot of serdes 
channels you need to be very concerned about crosstalk.  Planning the 
PCB layout, die bond-out and package all need to happen together.


Steve.

Dev Malladi wrote:
> All, I am not an electrical packaging guy and I have a simple question.
> Is a flip chip interconnect required a Gen2 PCIe switch? Why and what is
> the downside of doing a wire bond at Gen 2 speeds.
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