Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 12 02:11:35 EST 2014 | acepa
We have 6,000 TI BGA's to remove from a PCBA and reball for reuse. TI DaVinci BGA, DIG, Media, 284 ball part number TMS320DM8148SCYEO Does anyone have a formal repair procedure or knowledge of such rework for such a part they would be willing to sh
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 07 17:59:58 EDT 2005 | russ
I have found that if you place it "upside down" with the paper on the bottom they work very well also. The paper has a tendency to warp during heating which causes the no connects. by adding flux to the preform you are essentially sticking the pref
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 08 12:47:02 EDT 1999 | Mark
| Any recommendations for a reballer for BGA and mBGA? Low volume, low cost appreciated! | | There is a large article in the current issue of Circuits Assembly magazine that says properly re-balled BGA's are perfectly fine. Also there is a re-bal
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 09 15:23:14 EST 2005 | GS
Hello, few comments: - what is the criteria to decide if re-ball or not a PBGA? - any electrical test is performed toPBGAs before reball ? - what in case the reballing has been done on a electrical damaged PBGA? In that case the replacement of
Electronics Forum | Fri May 02 16:20:35 EDT 2008 | rwyman
We've never, to my knowledge, sent out Pb-free BGAs to be reballed for use on an SnPb assembly. In fact, we developed an in-house reballing process and we haven't felt the need to do that either (for salvaging an occasional reworked part, maybe).
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 05 21:49:07 EST 2005 | davef
Methods for reballing BGA are: * Reballing preforms [SolderQuik BGA Preform winslowautomation.com ] * Reballing screens [marketed by many including: Mini Micro Stencil, Pace, Topline]
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 14 17:00:40 EDT 1999 | David
Any recommendations for a reballer for BGA and mBGA? Low volume, low cost appreciated!
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 25 19:52:35 EST 2003 | vicentedelgado
Hi, We are experimenting with BGA recovery and we would like to know When is BGA Reballing not recommended?
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 25 20:10:33 EST 2003 | davef
First, there is no standard. Next, on one hand, most BGA cost a lot of money. On the other hand, choosing to use reballed BGA in products for shipment depends on how well you expect to meet your customers' expectations about product reliability wit
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 09 14:56:45 EDT 1999 | Mark
| Does anyone know of a company that reballs BGA's? Im looking for a reliable source that can do a 10/90 alloy. | Yes I do know of the company BGA Bumps and all they do is reball BGA IC's. Check out their web page below.
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