Category:PCB BGA
A ball grid array (BGA) is a type of surface-mount packaging (a chip carrier) used for integrated circuits. BGA packages are used to permanently mount devices such as microprocessors. A BGA can provide more interconnection pins than can be put on a dual in-line or flat package. The whole bottom surface of the device can be used, instead of just the perimeter.
Hello - I am currently evaluating uBGA rework and X-Ray inspection solutions. I would like any advice/warnings etc. regarding suppliers and equipment. I have already researched through the threads in ...(view more)
Hi Does anyone know of any studies carried out comparing long term reliability of BGAs with their equivalent QFPs etc. If you were designing a critical product in the aerospace field would...(view more)
Problem: A SMT fine pitch or BGA component needs to be baked due to MS concerns and is needed in a hurry. In some cases the packaging will not allow a high temp/short duration bake. Production will no...(view more)
Good Morning Everyone, I had a question regarding the use of a lead free BGA in a leaded process. All of the information I have gathered from various seminars state that this is OK. It will proc...(view more)
Hi i'd like to know if i can find another thing like this station : zhuomao zm6200 with optical alignment and camera to pick/place BGA or other component. Because people told me that is a chineese cop...(view more)
Does anyone have any experience with via in pad for BGAs using conventional thru hole technology?(view more)
This is from a section of an ALtera EP2SGX130-5 STRATIX 2 leadfree 1,508 ball BGA. What can be causing this? It is from an unused board (not assembled in a unit, or in the field, but it did pass elect...(view more)
Hi All, Just a quick question in relation to BGA Stencil Aperture Design - We currently use 1:1 ratio - are there any rules or benefits from over printing the PCB Pad ? Replies appre...(view more)
We have seen the black dot on the BGA pad after the component has been removed from a PCB. When most likely could this corrosion have occurred, while the component was in storage, during manufacturing...(view more)