Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 20 19:36:45 EDT 1999 | Dennis O'Donnell
Hi Mark: Running a wire under a BGA is possible, however if you plan to mount the BGA over the wire you would want to make sure that the wire insulation will withstand the heat of the reflow temperature. A more reliable way would be to lay a trace
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 13 21:03:01 EDT 2003 | davef
Your dust collection / humidity / ionic path concern is reasonable. Consider applying your conformal material thick enough to form a good barrier between the device edge and the board, similar to what you do for QFP. [Admittedly the QFP is not a pre
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 02 01:21:08 EDT 1998 | Mike Cox
Kyung Sam, | | Justin is correct, there is definately either a board design problem or the PCB maker issue. Obviously there are many mixed technology boards built in the world so I would lean towards a design issue as the root cause. Should you or
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 16 21:51:29 EST 2000 | Dave F
Kurt: Lots of choices, not many of them good, yano. 1 So LPI has taken over the market pretty nearly 100%, but it won't "tent" reliably, because it is not very viscous when applied and drops into the hole. So then, tenting/plugging with LPI is bad
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 16 21:51:29 EST 2000 | Dave F
Kurt: Lots of choices, not many of them good, yano. 1 So LPI has taken over the market pretty nearly 100%, but it won't "tent" reliably, because it is not very viscous when applied and drops into the hole. So then, tenting/plugging with LPI is bad
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 03 21:25:33 EDT 1998 | John Allan
| Hello: | BACKGROUD: SMT components soldered on the top-side of boards that also require wave soldering have the potential to reflow during wave soldering. Reflowing these components during wave soldering is not good. It can cause cold joints, op
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 01 19:07:48 EDT 1998 | Paul R. Smith
Kyung Sam, Justin is correct, there is definately either a board design problem or the PCB maker issue. Obviously there are many mixed technology boards built in the world so I would lean towards a design issue as the root cause. Should you or you
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 16:50:20 EST 1999 | Dave F
Greg: It depends on the specifics of the flux you are using. You didn�t say. Generally, using a: � "No-clean flux" should create no flux entrapment problems for most applications. � RMA with 25% or more solids as a "no-clean" should create no flu
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 27 20:21:57 EDT 2013 | vitroblue
Hi I was looking for the development board of a MCU i was asked to evaluate, but upon checking out the gerbers i found something weird this pcb is a 4 layer stack 1 smd connections 2 gnd 3 vcc 4 thd connections question 1) in this case, i'd place o
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 18 09:41:56 EDT 1999 | Wolfgang Busko
That should not happen. There are some threads concerning BGA and wavesoldering you could look for. It�s said that you should protect the vias in the BGA-area by soldermask or at least with tented vias to prevent rereflow of BGAs solderjoints what co
