Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 15 12:09:10 EDT 2010 | wrongway
if the BGA has leaded balls use leaded paste if the BGA has lead free balls use lead free paste and set your oven profile to match the paste
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 02 17:26:45 EDT 2020 | mvargas
If I have a leaded board (PCB) and the only component that I have to repair it is a lead-free BGA, what type of solder do I use, leaded or lead-free?
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 29 09:50:37 EST 2007 | rgduval
I'm about to begin a job for a customer placing a couple of lead free BGA's/FPGA's on an assembly that doesn't need to be RoHS compatible. So...my question is...should I process this assembly with lead-free solder paste, to accomodate the lead-free
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 05 15:20:45 EDT 2010 | scottp
I agree that in consumer electronics there may be nothing wrong with using a lead free BGA in a SnPb process, but that blanket statement can't be made for the high reliability market.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 16 11:27:06 EDT 2004 | larryk
If you did not increase your heat to melt the lead free BGA balls, I would be very concerned.
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 18 11:18:46 EDT 2007 | rmitchell
Hi, Anyone have the DRS25 rework machine and use it for lead free BGA's? Anyone upgraded their DRS24 to a DRS25? We may pay to upgrade our 24 to a 25 to improve our Lead Free BGA rework process. Thanks, Rob
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 03 10:08:24 EST 2005 | WDLau
Hi All, How about leadfree proces but with leaded BGA, please comment WDLau
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 06 12:01:24 EDT 2020 | mvargas
In case it is another component such as resistors or capacitors, does the same concept apply?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 13 15:59:05 EST 2005 | davef
It depends. Probably it's fine for consumer products.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 29 15:37:44 EST 2006 | bga rosh in a tin lead process
should I expect any issue using a lead free BGA with tin lead paste and oven profile???
