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The effect of low-melting point alloy re-melting process on the quality of mixed BGA joint and its reliability

Hongqin Wang, Zhonghua Wan, Daojun Luo, Zilian Liu

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In this paper, a serious crack phenomenon of Backward Compatible Assembled BGA joint with reflow and waving process was found and solved by the optimization of soldering process. The quality of BGA solder joints was confirmed after optimization. The mechanism of such cracking was illustrated.

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In this paper, a serious crack phenomenon of Backward Compatible Assembled BGA joint with reflow and waving process was found and solved by the optimization of soldering process. The quality of BGA solder joints was confirmed after optimization. The mechanism of such cracking was illustrated.

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In this paper, a serious crack phenomenon of Backward Compatible Assembled BGA joint with reflow and waving process was found and solved by the optimization of soldering process. The quality of BGA solder joints was confirmed after optimization. The mechanism of such cracking was illustrated.

Key concepts: Ball grid array, Soldering, Reliability (semiconductor), Materials science, Joint (building), Cracking, Process (computing), Alloy

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