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Placing BGA packages

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Rudolf Ladyzhenskii

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, all

I am planning on designing a new board. Unfortunately, I have to use at
least one IC in BGA package (this one only comes in BGA).

Who can do a placement of a BGA package in a small quantities, e.q. not a
large set up cost?

I will be doing a couple of boards initially. Package is 196 pin,
15*15*0.8P1.0.

Thanks,
Rudolf
 
Rudolf said:
Hi, all

I am planning on designing a new board. Unfortunately, I have to use at
least one IC in BGA package (this one only comes in BGA).

Who can do a placement of a BGA package in a small quantities, e.q. not a
large set up cost?

I will be doing a couple of boards initially. Package is 196 pin,
15*15*0.8P1.0.

Thanks,
Rudolf

Entech in Adelaide may be able to help.
 
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Rod

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, all

I am planning on designing a new board. Unfortunately, I have to use at
least one IC in BGA package (this one only comes in BGA).

Who can do a placement of a BGA package in a small quantities, e.q. not a
large set up cost?

I will be doing a couple of boards initially. Package is 196 pin,
15*15*0.8P1.0.

Thanks,
Rudolf

You may like to try Precision Circuits here in Melbourne, they do
small production runs for prototyping, manufacture of PCB's and
placement of components.

They will also X-ray your boards to confirm solder bonding of the BGA
chips.

Here is their web address
http://www.precisioncircuits.com.au/about_us/default.asp
 
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The real Andy

Jan 1, 1970
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Rudolf Ladyzhenskii said:
Hi, all

I am planning on designing a new board. Unfortunately, I have to use at
least one IC in BGA package (this one only comes in BGA).

Who can do a placement of a BGA package in a small quantities, e.q. not a
large set up cost?

I will be doing a couple of boards initially. Package is 196 pin,
15*15*0.8P1.0.

I have toyed with the idea of using BGA chips a few times but I have heard
to many horror stories about contract manufacturers using cowboy methods for
placing them. May I suggest you do your homework before chosing a
manufacturer. Make sure the manufacturer knows how to read the datasheet on
the particulars of soldering the device in question. A collegue of mine has
used BGA parts and has only had success with some company in melbourne. I
can track down the info if you are interested.

Anyway, the person in question told me his story but i wasn't really paying
attention. IIRC he was talking about hotspots and something along the lines
programming an IR reflow machine to prevent such problems. I don't know how
its done but when you find out it would be nice if you reported it here ;-)

Cheers.

Andy
 
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Lyndon Smith

Jan 1, 1970
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The company in perth is called Advanced Assembly. The contact there is Brett
Russell.
They are in Osborne Park.
 
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