This is a three-day course designed to refine the student’s skills in the installation and removal of complex surface mount assemblies including BGA, micro BGA, QFN and ultra fine pitch SMD’s. Curriculum includes attaching thermocouples to devices and boards to capture a real-time image of their thermal characteristics and use that information to create the correct profile for removals and replacements. The student will also use an X-Ray inspection system and a look under microscope to inspect and characterize defects associated with leadless devices.
Day 1
The student will become familiar with:
Lecture: (approx. 4 hours)
Basics of soldering discussion-Composition of solder
Eutectic vs. non-eutectic
Flux and its role in the soldering operation
Formation of intermetallics
Cleaning operations concerning leadless devices
Introduction to BGA’s
Common packages (PBGA/CBGA/CCGA/CSP/µBGA)
Developing the Rework Process Profiling
Attachment of thermo-couples
Reflow Parameters
Site Preparation
Basic Installations and Removals
Nozzle Features and Selection
Inspection Techniques
Reballing Techniques
Remainder of day concentrates on:
familiarization with machine
machine controls
machine calibration
preventive maintenance
Day 2
Attach thermo-couples and develop time/temperature profiles for various devices
Install various BGA, CSP, and µBGA packages using the profiles developed earlier
Utilize X-Ray techniques to characterize various defects associated with leadless devices
Day 3
Remove selected components using profiles developed earlier
Learn various methods of preparing sites for reinstallation of devices
Be introduced to reballing techniques and develop profiles accordingly