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Re: pcb design for bga grounding.

Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 12 17:15:56 EDT 1999 | Jim Blankenhorn

| I am currently involved with designing a pcb which will use 225 pin bga,s | The problem with this design is that the components will dissipate a lot of heat and the design we have come up with is | use the middle 6 or 7 rows of balls as the ground

Re: pcb design for bga grounding.

Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 13 04:12:41 EDT 1999 | ray hare

| | I am currently involved with designing a pcb which will use 225 pin bga,s | | The problem with this design is that the components will dissipate a lot of heat and the design we have come up with is | | use the middle 6 or 7 rows of balls as the

Re: Andon BGA Socket Soldering Problem - Ball Collapse

Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 14 13:10:49 EDT 1999 | Earl Moon

| I am trying to solder a 388 ball BGA to an Andon Electronics Corp. BGA socket adapter and I am having problems in the reflow of this part. I put no clean paste flux in the solder cups of the adapter then put the BGA part onto the adapter and run it

Re: Andon BGA Socket Soldering Problem - Ball Collapse

Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 14 13:22:51 EDT 1999 | kt

| I am trying to solder a 388 ball BGA to an Andon Electronics Corp. BGA socket adapter and I am having problems in the reflow of this part. I put no clean paste flux in the solder cups of the adapter then put the BGA part onto the adapter and run it

Re: Andon BGA Socket Soldering Problem - Ball Collapse

Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 15 10:33:59 EDT 1999 | Michael Zadrejko

| | I am trying to solder a 388 ball BGA to an Andon Electronics Corp. BGA socket adapter and I am having problems in the reflow of this part. I put no clean paste flux in the solder cups of the adapter then put the BGA part onto the adapter and run

Re: BGA collapse during reflow

Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 12 12:28:10 EDT 1999 | Wolfgang Busko

| I need some advice concerning reflow of a BGA-292. Since I am not ready to change my entire process to no-clean, I decided to place the lone BGA-292 on a proto run using our BGA re-work station. The pcb is a moderately dense, single-sided, 8-laye

Re: problem in micro-BGA assembly

Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 24 18:24:13 EDT 1999 | Christian N.

| Dear guys, | | I have some problem on assembling micro-BGA with solder paste (63/37). The micro-BGA we assmeble is 0.75mm pitch and with 45 pin (solder bump is 96.5/3.5Ag). The stencil is a laser-cut stencil with 5 mil thickness. We are now usin

Re: problem in micro-BGA assembly

Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 01 13:57:57 EDT 1999 | Kris Wiederhold

| Dear guys, | | I have some problem on assembling micro-BGA with solder paste (63/37). The micro-BGA we assmeble is 0.75mm pitch and with 45 pin (solder bump is 96.5/3.5Ag). The stencil is a laser-cut stencil with 5 mil thickness. We are now usin

Re: BGA Rework

Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 09 15:54:16 EDT 1999 | Glenn Robertson

| | Does anyone have thoughts on BGA rework. We now use the OK BGA 3000 and now am considering an Infrared machine. Any thoughts? | | | I've used Pace, Conceptronic and, now, SRT machines. Bottom side IR is OK. Better thermal balance is achieved wit

Re: BGA rework : IR or convection

Electronics Forum | Thu May 13 12:41:10 EDT 1999 | Eric

| | We are currently looking at purchasing some BGA rework equipment. Could someone give us the pro's and cons of IR heating (top/bottom)vs. hot air convection ? | | All other tips are also welcome. | | | | Thanks | | | Philip, | I have been doing


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