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Kolja Sulimma
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Were do I need to turn to purchase lead free Xilinx parts?
Insight in Germany tells me that there are no
XC2Sxx-PQG208 parts and no
XC3Sxx-FTG256 parts listed.
The problem is the following:
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/pri/en/oj/dat/2003/l_037/l_03720030213en00190023.pdf
In the EU no electronic equipment containing lead may be sold by july
2006.
My most important product has very low volume and therefore a single
charge of products is in stock for more than a year. With manufacturer
lead times of 16 week (take from a recent distributor quote) I will
need to start ordering lead free parts this summer.
It makes me a little nervous that the distri never heard about the
Xilinx -G packages.
It doesn't help, that the lead free parts are not listed in the
datasheets.
What are your experience?
Did anybody order lead free Xilinx FPGAs yet?
What about other manufacturers?
Kolja Sulimma
BTW:
Networking equipment is excempt from the directive so that there will
still be millions of leaded FPGAs be sold in europe.
Insight in Germany tells me that there are no
XC2Sxx-PQG208 parts and no
XC3Sxx-FTG256 parts listed.
The problem is the following:
http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/pri/en/oj/dat/2003/l_037/l_03720030213en00190023.pdf
In the EU no electronic equipment containing lead may be sold by july
2006.
My most important product has very low volume and therefore a single
charge of products is in stock for more than a year. With manufacturer
lead times of 16 week (take from a recent distributor quote) I will
need to start ordering lead free parts this summer.
It makes me a little nervous that the distri never heard about the
Xilinx -G packages.
It doesn't help, that the lead free parts are not listed in the
datasheets.
What are your experience?
Did anybody order lead free Xilinx FPGAs yet?
What about other manufacturers?
Kolja Sulimma
BTW:
Networking equipment is excempt from the directive so that there will
still be millions of leaded FPGAs be sold in europe.