I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache

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I have never placed a bga chip before and need to know some ... - Jul 09, 2010 by mikel

Ideas to follow are: * Review IPC-7095 BGA Process Implemen... - Jul 12, 2010 by davef

I seemed to have learned that on the bga chip that the soide... - Jul 14, 2010 by mikel

I can't access these web pages do I have to log in somewhere... - Jul 14, 2010 by mikel

Solder paste on the pads will keep part aligned. If you do ... - Jul 14, 2010 by SWAG

if the BGA has leaded balls use leaded paste if the BGA has... - Jul 15, 2010 by WRONGWAY

Duno. I'll shoot Daan an email. ... - Jul 16, 2010 by davef

... - Jul 23, 2010 by Mark

I found it over here: ... - Mar 18, 2011 by floydf

mikel

#62220

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 9 July, 2010

I have never placed a bga chip before and need to know some o0f the basics of how to do it. I am really intrested in how the stencil will work with the soider and if there is a special soider that i need to use. I usually use a leaded soider from mancorp if anyone has any tips for me i would appericate it

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davef

#62236

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 12 July, 2010

Ideas to follow are: * Review IPC-7095 BGA Process Implementation * Look here: http://www.smtinfo.net/Db/_Ball%20Grid%20Arrays.html

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mikel

#62253

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 14 July, 2010

I seemed to have learned that on the bga chip that the soider is the soider balls on the chip. If this is true how do you get the chip to not move on the board when being inspected bdfore you soider it. and even in the transport of the board to the oven.

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mikel

#62254

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 14 July, 2010

I can't access these web pages do I have to log in somewhere

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SWAG

#62255

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 14 July, 2010

Solder paste on the pads will keep part aligned. If you do not use paste, you will need to apply tacky flux. You should not run without one or the other.

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WRONGWAY

#62261

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 15 July, 2010

if the BGA has leaded balls use leaded paste if the BGA has lead free balls use lead free paste and set your oven profile to match the paste

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davef

#62271

I want to learn about bga technology from a pick and place mache | 16 July, 2010

Duno. I'll shoot Daan an email.

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Mark