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South Korea scrambles into EBGA PCB production

Compiled from outside sources by Iliad Kang, Research Center; Heidi Chu, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 20 March 2001 0

Meeting the rise of next-generation PCs and game consoles, printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturers in South Korea are converting their ball grid array (BGA) production lines into enhanced ball grid array (EBGA) production.

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