Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 09 07:51:12 EST 2004 | Bryan
Hello everyone: 1.I use Kester R244 63/37 solder paste. 2.Stencil thickness 6 mil. 3.Springdale Chipset. 4.PCB finish:HASL 5.Profile:Peak temp.:210~220C,time above 183C:60~90 seconds,time between 150~183C 60~90 seconds. 6.Reflow oven:Heller 1800 Voi
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 09 07:21:02 EST 2009 | CL
Good Morning, I have seen many posts regarding BGA voiding being excessive and what can be done to better the condition. I have a customer that has an assembly that we have had a diufficult time with. We have spent a lot of time debugging the proces
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 20 20:58:43 EST 2001 | davef
Very coo!!! [You have done an outstanding job of describing your situation.] I guess the via are connected to a BIG chunk of copper that affects your profile on that pad / ball. At the same time, run a profile each on a: * Void pad * Nonvoid pad
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 10 11:55:16 EST 2000 | Bob Willis
The following may be of interest to you. INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION All text Copyright Bob Willis, EPS INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION The use of X-ray inspection is becoming very popular due to the increased use of Ball Grid Array (BGA)
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 10 11:55:28 EST 2000 | Bob Willis
The following may be of interest to you. INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION All text Copyright Bob Willis, EPS INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION The use of X-ray inspection is becoming very popular due to the increased use of Ball Grid Array (BGA)
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 10 11:56:05 EST 2000 | Bob Willis
The following may be of interest to you. INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION All text Copyright Bob Willis, EPS INTRODUCTION TO X-RAY INSPECTION The use of X-ray inspection is becoming very popular due to the increased use of Ball Grid Array (BGA)
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 09:17:10 EDT 2001 | davef
Look at "Microcanyons", Circuits Assembly magazine, December 1998. There D Pauls & T Munson describe adhesive on boards that was cured too rapidly and formed a skin that trapped volatiles and solvents. The volatiles and solvents created long voids i
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 25 13:25:04 EDT 2004 | russ
Sounds like the wrong reflow profile was possibly used on this batch, Or you have a lead solderability problem. Usually you will pull a pad off of the board instead of the lead out of the solder joint. When a lead is torn from the joint it will ha
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 09 09:54:36 EDT 2006 | russ
Use ENIG, plated finish will be too thick and make for a brittle joint. ENIG is self limiting so this condition cannot be present. To ensure that the bond is strong for BGA you must ensure that process is under control. The correct reflow profile w
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 04 14:14:49 EDT 2006 | russ
Change mfgrs of paste OR better yet use pbfree paste, If you are collapsing the balls on the BGA then you are possibly overheating the paste/flux quite a bit. most lead pastes do not like much more than 230 C. I am assuming that you have a decent p
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