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Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 17:33:43 EST 2000 | Ivan Rojas
I will just like to know if is ok to build a board with a BGA ,with water soluable paste and washed or is better to use a no clean paste . And one last question , what do you guys think about the better paste Kester or Indium .
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 17:33:37 EST 2000 | Ivan Rojas
I will just like to know if is ok to build a board with a BGA ,with water soluable paste and washed or is better to use a no clean paste . And one last question , what do you guys think about the better paste Kester or Indium .
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 10 18:53:04 EST 2000 | Russ
It is okay to use OA flux if you have a very robust cleaning process. lots of water and saponafier are good things. No-Clean is much safer when it comes to reliability. I personally like the Indium no-clean products. Russ
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 05:32:31 EST 2000 | Dean
Your customers design and your process capability would determin this (W/S vs. noclean). EX. Can you clean adequately for low stand off components? I have some BGA products which operate at 20GHz (atenuation and cross-talk is off the charts. )No wa
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 13:54:56 EST 2002 | Aaron C
I am starting to use BGAs more and more in our process, which is using water soluble paste. Taking to the Paste Rep, he had pointed out that if you add Surfactant Packs to your inline water wash, that it would help get the water underneath the BGA pa
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 20:02:06 EST 2002 | davef
Surfactant. A synthetic detergent made from petrochemicals that lowers the surface tension of water and allows better cleaning in small spaces. Do you have a cleaning issue that requires you to use a surfactant? If so, be aware that you must clean
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 04 21:21:21 EDT 2017 | duchoang
For some reasons, we need to wash our BGA boards in ultrasonic washer in order to clean all flux residue under BGA. We use Ultrasonic cleaner with 40 KHz. Should we or shouldn't we do that. Pros and Cons ? Any idea appreciated.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 20 16:23:41 EDT 2008 | wintech
What is everyone using for BGA's ? For Lead Free Process, No-Clean or Water Wash solder past? Thanks, Steve