RoHS compliant BGA with SnPb Balls

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Hi, is there such a beast out there???....my customer said ... - Jan 17, 2006 by Amol Kane

Solder balls that have more than 0,1% PB are not RoHS compli... - Jan 17, 2006 by

Amol, RoHS does not apply to BGA on their own. Depends whe... - Jan 17, 2006 by

Amol Kane

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RoHS compliant BGA with SnPb Balls | 17 January, 2006

Hi, is there such a beast out there???....my customer said this line and confused the hell out of me.....am i missing something here??....I have asked the customer to take up the issue with the component supplier and ask for more details....(is the RoHS compliant part related to 1st level interconnect by any chance??)

any thought would be greatly appreciated

Amol

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Loco

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RoHS compliant BGA with SnPb Balls | 17 January, 2006

Solder balls that have more than 0,1% PB are not RoHS compliant. It might be RoHS compatible meaning it can handle the higher temperatures used in a leadfree process.

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Kris

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RoHS compliant BGA with SnPb Balls | 17 January, 2006

Amol, RoHS does not apply to BGA on their own. Depends where they go in ? DVD player vs server board

There is "solder exemption" for certain product applications.

SnPb ball BGA can used with tin-lead solder on server/infrastructure/switch telecom type products.

The other 5 elements have to be out of a BGA and then a tinlead ball bga can be RoHS compliant to be used on the specified products that are exempt.

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