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IC Package Selection Advisor

Pick the right package before you commit a substrate. Enter your IO count, power, RF needs, cost priority and size constraints — the advisor ranks QFN, BGA, WLCSP, Flip-Chip, SiP and legacy leaded packages and shows why.

Priority
RF / high-frequency
Multi-chip (SiP)
Smallest footprint needed

Recommended package

QFN (Quad Flat No-lead)

Best default for analog / RF / mixed-signal up to ~100 IO; exposed pad handles heat.

  • IO range fits 48

Best fit

QFN

score 7

Option

SOIC

score 7

Option

BGA

score 4

PackageIOThermalRFCost
QFN (Quad Flat No-lead)8100Good (exposed pad)Good (short bonds)Low
SOIC / TSSOP (Leaded legacy)856PoorPoor (long bonds)Very low
BGA (Ball Grid Array)401500Very good (thermal balls)Good (short traces)Medium
WLCSP (Wafer-Level CSP)4200Limited (no substrate)Excellent (no wirebond)Low–Medium
Flip-Chip202000Excellent (direct attach)Excellent (no wirebond)Medium–High
SiP (System-in-Package)201000VariableGoodHigh

Scoring balances IO fit, thermal and RF needs, cost priority and form-factor. It is a planning aid — finalize with your OSAT against the actual die size, board stack-up and test plan.

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What drives the recommendation

  • IO count is the first filter — legacy leaded and QFN cap out around 56–100 IO; BGA and Flip-Chip scale into the thousands.
  • Thermal favors an exposed-pad QFN for moderate loads and BGA / Flip-Chip for high power.
  • RF / high frequency penalizes wirebond packages (SOIC, QFN) and rewards WLCSP / Flip-Chip with no bond-wire parasitics.
  • Cost vs performance shifts the ranking toward leadframe and QFN or toward Flip-Chip and SiP respectively.

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