Electronics Forum | Tue May 17 10:01:42 EDT 2005 | russ
I have had the same problem with this supplier, we found that one mfg. place or process used a .015" piece of FR4 as the base while others had .030" Fr4, We discontinued use of the .015" and never had a problem again.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 19 12:36:53 EDT 2005 | Brenda Robinson, SPHR
Hello. I am an HR Manager looking to benchmark pay rates for engineers in the Midwest with experience in reverse engineering and component level repair experience. The experience should be in BGA type repair with the core experience in setting the
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 02 17:24:19 EDT 2005 | PWH
Could also be a ground plane under one of the terminations of the cap causing heat sink troubles during reflow. One pad liquifies/solidifies before the other. Don't know a good solution for this outside of reworking them.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 29 08:50:30 EDT 2005 | bandjwet
For these type of connectors proper underside board heating, a customized nozzle and careful past printing are the keys to reworking properly. Pls contact BEST Inc at http://www.solder.net offline if you need someone to look at these for you. Regar
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 03 17:01:46 EST 2006 | Paul wood ok international
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Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 06 09:27:42 EST 2006 | russ
I prefer to buy equipment from sales guys that can at least spell. Wonder what the "comparison test" was like? Paul, better listen to Fastek!
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 02 21:37:21 EDT 2005 | davef
Are we talking: * BGA that you've reballed and want to clean prior to attachment to a circuit board? * BGA that you've attached to a circuit board after correcting something or other? ... and we're talking a water soluble flux or what?
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 17 11:11:47 EDT 2005 | John S.
Can anyone recommend a particular tool or method for debridging/replacing QFP 64 packages? We are using some fine pitch parts on a low runner and are new to the process. Thanks in advance, John S.
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 24 16:10:53 EDT 2005 | avalancher
I've used METCAL for years for work such as you have. The base can be a bit expensive, but the number of different tips that they offer (from sold bars, to formed tips for specific component removal, etc..) is fantastic! www.metcal.com
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 20 15:37:24 EDT 2005 | intermin
Well, at that value point, I'd go with the hourly ( unburdoned ) high-skill rework/repair rate up to 50%-60% of the board value. If this is part of an integrated system ( in-house assembly ) repair to value ratio could go even higher.
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