Later the technology was called tape carrier package (TCP).
What does TCP stand for?
TCP stands for Tape Carrier Package
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- Task Change Proposal
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- Taxi Cab Paris (France)
- Taxpayer Compliance Program
- Teaching Credential Program (various schools)
- Technical Change Proposal
- Technical Communication Professionals
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Both are available as Gold Bumped Die in Waffle Pack, and Gold Bumped Die in Wafer Form, and the MX860 is additionally available in 48mm Tape Carrier Package, and 15mm, RoHS compliant, 324 pin BGA package.
Elpida offers a variety of standard and high performance packaging techniques, including TSOP, BGA, FBGA, Tape Carrier Package (TCP), and Double Density Package (DDP).
Elpida offers a variety of standard and high performance packaging techniques, including TSOP, BGA, FBGA, Tape Carrier Package (TCP), and Double Density Package (DDP).
Elpida offers a variety of standard and high performance packaging techniques, including TSOP, BGA, FBGA, Tape Carrier Package (TCP), and Double Density Package (DDP).
11 micron, 512 Megabit (x8), DDR333B SDRAMs in Elpida's proprietary Tape Carrier Package (TCP); the 512 Megabyte modules utilize Elpida's 256 Megabit (x8) 333 MHz DDR SDRAM devices, also in TCP packages; and the 256 Megabyte modules use Elpida's 256 Megabit (x16) 333 MHz DDR SDRAM devices in standard TSOP packages.
Elpida offers a variety of standard and high performance packaging techniques, including TSOP, BGA, FBGA, Tape Carrier Package (TCP), and Double Density Package (DDP).