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Re: Shorts on BGA

Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 19 08:51:57 EST 1999 | Justin Medernach

| | | After rmoving a BGA (plastic)to correct unexplained shorts | | | I installed another BGA using flux only. | | | Checking on an X Ray machine and found two shorts. | | | | | | can anyone give a good explenation ? | | | | | | Thanks | | | | |

Re: Shorts on BGA

Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 15 16:07:32 EST 1999 | Earl Moon

| | After rmoving a BGA (plastic)to correct unexplained shorts | | I installed another BGA using flux only. | | Checking on an X Ray machine and found two shorts. | | | | can anyone give a good explenation ? | | | | Thanks | | | | Ron | | | Ron,

Solder Bridging on BGA

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 13 20:55:46 EDT 2002 | russ

Having just gine through a similar problem myself (with much less equip.) Here are a few things to consider and/or look at Do you have the proper pad size? It should be the same size as the pad on the BGA. Is the board warping during your operati

advice on used PnP

Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 29 15:10:10 EDT 2020 | spoiltforchoice

I would specifically look at the FLX2011 models with a V for vision (they otherwise come with Cyberoptics laser alignment as standard, although that would also work if you are not inspecting BGA balls). They come with software that I think is called

Info on OSP PCB�s

Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 01 12:23:22 EDT 2001 | medernach

I've had good and bad experiences with OSP's. First of all, ask yourself, "Why use an OSP?" If you don't need it, don't use it. Solderability is dependent upon the number of thermal passes (the fewer, the better), the thickness of the coating, the

Re: Fingers on Wave Machines

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 22 11:25:03 EDT 1999 | Boca

I understand what you're looking for, criteria which determmines a good or bad finger. I have not found anything as cut and dried at that, we just eyeball them. If they are very bad they should stick out like a sore thumb. We check for them each s

Power problem on radio circuit

Electronics Forum | Fri Sep 13 13:26:34 EDT 2002 | dougt

If it's not blowing the fuse in the car then I guess it wasn't drawing a huge amount of current. Check the power wires going into the radio and look for something loose. My first guess is your loosing voltage across a bad connection somewhere and a

Re: gold finish on pcbs

Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 17:44:48 EST 2000 | Dave F

In response to your questions: Is the embrittlement from excess gold in lead / tin solder connections bad? It can be vereeee bad. Does it affect all plating processes the same? Give us a break and read the SMTnet Archives, for instance: BGA prob

Re: Question on Grounding Resistor

Electronics Forum | Wed May 24 11:07:24 EDT 2000 | Travis Slaughter

Use a low wattage resistor. It doesn�t take much to dissipate static electricity, but in a emergency hopefully the resistor could act like a fuse, burn up and go open before anyone gets zapped too bad.

Vision problems on Quad 4C

Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 16 09:48:24 EDT 1998 | Jim Lewis

Help required on vision verify on Quad 4C/Mk2. In component editor, vision verify is OK. When linked into program, the following message occurs: "Bad or missing component description" Machine locks up. Can we get around this? If so how?


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