Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 23 11:46:38 EST 1999 | g cronin
I am looking for a vendor for solder spheres and tack flux for BGA reballing. Preferibly on the east coast or new england area. My current distributors have them but require a min purchase of 200,000 that's a lot of balls!!!! thanks greg
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 27 17:47:27 EST 1999 | Rob Thomas
A more efficient and cheaper way of reballing bga's would be to use the Solder Quick bga preforms made by Winslow Automation. It is a very simple process .I've been using it for over six months and it works fine.They have a website winslowautomation.
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 17 18:17:28 EST 1998 | John Wilson
I am looking for any information or testing data done on the amount of weight that can be held by a bga package based on size of the solder sphere and number of spheres. I am reflowing components with a bga package on the opposite side and looking f
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 29 21:53:46 EST 2000 | Kelvin Chow
Dear Robert, On PBGA assembly, BGA sphere shrinkage number depends to the following factors, a. BGA Sphere size (before reflow) b. Solder mask opening diameter As far as I know, no formular has been established yet. Most of my friends just collect
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 29 21:53:46 EST 2000 | Kelvin Chow
Dear Robert, On PBGA assembly, BGA sphere shrinkage number depends to the following factors, a. BGA Sphere size (before reflow) b. Solder mask opening diameter As far as I know, no formular has been established yet. Most of my friends just collect
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 14 23:08:19 EST 1998 | Ron Costa
Place your components directly on the PCB without using solder paste,unless your using high temp. solder spheres then you should use paste. If eutectic solder spheres are used try fluxing the BGA area and attach it directly to the board. This will re
Electronics Forum | Mon Feb 13 01:47:28 EST 2017 | soldertraining
Solder flux and solder paste deposition is a standard step during the chip attach and sphere attach portions of BGA and CSP assembly. A technique called ultra-violet fluorescence intensity mapping (UV FIM) has been introduced that allows flux measure
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 31 09:19:26 EST 2004 | Steve
I believe on High Temp. Spheres you require paste eutectic 63/37. The solder paste forms an intermettalic bond to the pad and a bond to the surface structure of the high temp sphere. The standard 63/37 alloy spheres will melt during reflow and form t
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 25 10:25:56 EDT 2009 | grahamcooper22
Do you know the exact BGA sphere alloy make-up and the alloys melt temp ? Then you can judge the ideal reflow temperature. Also, does the package warp in the reflow zone ? This may be causing the solder spheres on the BGA to lift off the pcb and henc
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 07 16:01:45 EST 2005 | JP
I am attempting to reball some PBGA's with no luck. The problem is getting the solder spheres to sit in the stencil apertures and removing excess spheres. I apply light amount of flux to pads of a BGA, align a stencil over a BGA, then pour solder s
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