4 and 8-Channel ESD Protection
Arrays in CSP
CM1220
Features
Functional Description
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Four and eight channels of ESD protection
OptiGuardTM coated for improved reliability
15kV ESD protection on each channel
The CM1220 ESD protection arrays are available in four
and eight channel configurations. Each ESD channel
features a nominal capacitance of 14pF making the devices
ideal for protecting high speed I/O ports and LCD and
(IEC 61000-4-2 Level 4, contact discharge)
30kV ESD protection on each channel (HBM)
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camera data lines without significantly affecting signal
integrity. The CM1220 integrates avalanche-type ESD
diodes on every channel, providing a very high level of
protection for sensitive electronic components that may be
subjected to electrostatic discharge (ESD). These diodes
safely dissipate ESD strikes of 15kV, exceeding the
maximum requirement of the IEC61000-4-2 international
standard. Using the MIL-STD-883 (Method 3015)
specification for Human Body Model (HBM) ESD, the
CM1220 protect against contact discharges at greater than
30kV.
Chip Scale Package (CSP) features extremely low
lead inductance for optimum ESD protection
5 bump, 0.960mm X 1.330mm CSP footprint
for CM1220-04
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10 bump, 1.960mm X 1.330mm CSP footprint
for CM1220-08
RoHS-compliant, lead-free version packaging
Applications
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LCD and camera data lines in mobile handsets
I/O port protection for mobile handsets, notebook
computers, PDAs, etc.
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Keypads and buttons
These devices are particularly well-suited for portable
electronics (e.g. wireless handsets, PDAs, notebook
computers) because of their small package and easy-to-
use pin assignments. In particular, the CM1220 is ideal for
protecting high speed I/O ports and data and control lines
for the LCD display and camera interface in mobile
handsets.
Wireless handsets
Handheld PCs/PDAs
LCD and camera modules
The CM1220 incorporates CMD’s OptiGuardTM coating for
improved reliability at assembly in a space-saving, low-
profile Chip Scale Package.
Block Diagram
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March 2010 – Rev.2
Publication Order Number:
CM1220/D