SECC

Author: Gabriel Torres Last Updated: December 29, 2005 Category: Packaging Single Edge Contact Cartridge SECC is a packaging standard that uses a metallic cartridge. Inside this cartridge there is a printed circuit board containing the processor and eventually static RAM chips (L2 memory cache chips). Pentium II and Pentium III Xeon processors used this packaging. On Pentium II the edge contact has 242 pins and is called slot 1 or SC242. On Pentium II Xeon the edge contact has 330 pins and is called slot 2 or SC330. click to enlarge Figure 1: SECC cartridge used by Pentium II processor. click to enlarge Figure 2: What is inside the cartridge. The processor is the green chip while the black chips are the L2 memory cache chips. Related Terms: SC242 SC330 SECC2 SEPP Related Links: http://developer.intel.com/design/packtech/packbook.htm Print Version | Send to Friend

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