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BGA Rework Process Technical Series


BGA Rework Process - Part Removal

bga rework part removal The objective of this step is to remove the component while minimizing the impact to the PCB. The most common PCB defects that should be avoided include lifted pads and site warping. The basic requirements of this operation are the following:

  1. Preheat the entire PCB between 75° C and 125°C
  2. Insure that all joints have a temperature greater than 190°C
  3. Make sure that all joint temperatures are less than 220°C.
  4. Insure no solder is smeared on the part bottom or edge which might aid in part reclamation
  5. Maintain adjacent component temperatures to less than 180°C in order to minimize the heat impact on these parts
*Note these temperatures assume standard Pb/Sn soldering temperatures
 


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Process Flow:
1. Develop Process
2. Develop Profile
3. Part Removal
4. Site Preparation
5. Part Placement
6. Part Reflow
7. Inspection

BGA Rework Problem Areas

Lead Free:
1. LF Transition Issues
2. LF Mixed Alloy
3. LF Process Issues
4. LF Inspection




  To find out more about LGA packages, and the assembly and rework of LGA's, please see;
(PDF files)

LGA Rework & Assembly 1
LGA Rework & Assembly 2
LGA Rework & Assembly 3
LGA Rework & Assembly 4

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