Electronics Forum | Sun May 07 03:42:46 EDT 2006 | anupsingh
hi, I want a machine which can remove bga chips from mother boards , reball the same chip & place that same chip back to its position, can u help me please
Electronics Forum | Thu May 18 09:40:08 EDT 2006 | russ
Good post WML! you helped a lot!, Chunks brings up good point. Are there vias that can be shorted by this component being slightly misaligned? When reworking there could be residual solder or even flux that has shorted the pads or component, etc.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 23 09:17:30 EDT 2006 | John S.
Can anyone provide advise on implementing assembly of a very low volume BGA based board (less than 1500 units/year)? We do not currently do any BGA assembly and lack the inspection/rework equipment thats associated with these parts. Thanks John S.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 09 01:27:07 EDT 2006 | Scott
Thanks for the info. I've been able to arrange some training with the local branch of Samsung, who are getting engineers from Korea to come over to teach us. It sounds like an exercise in wasted time and manpower to me, but that's what you get I supp
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 04 07:40:22 EDT 2006 | slaine
I had a couple of reps in from Indium a few weeks back, and they were promoting a flux for rework that was designed to have low SIR, No clean. Havent tried it yet. The product is Flux NC 771, might solve your problem? Regards Slaine
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 28 09:03:23 EDT 2006 | nodlac
Lets not forget Chemistries... Pastes, flux, solder, glue, underfil, Mask. Someone with manufacturing experience. Cant forget Soldering irons and rework oh oh...and an X-ray.
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 21 14:27:47 EDT 2006 | Gary
Watch out for the tube and camera. Tubes are over $20K and cameras can go over $15K. There are no reputable service suppliers for these. If you want a good refurbished machine with warranty call Rework,Inc. 760-458-0733. Gary
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 07 14:43:33 EDT 2006 | davef
Questions are: * So after you spot one of these leads sitting on a nice pillow of solder, what happens? * Do you rework the part? * Does it take solder? * What do you do to make it take solder, if it does take solder?
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 14 09:20:37 EDT 2006 | CL
Good Morning Everyone, I know there are tools or systems for reforming leads on damaged SMT devices such as QFP's but I am unable to find any specific information on these tools. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Any help would be greatl
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 08 09:01:14 EST 2006 | markhoch
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention this is a RoHS compliant PCB. (As if it weren't difficult enough!!)
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