CHOOSING A SURFACE FINISH FOR FINE-PITCH COMPONENTS

8 August, 2019

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by CARMEN ZHENG @ www.seeedstudio.com

Today we are going to share with you a real case study involving a Seeed Fusion PCBA customer’s design. At the time of placing the order, the customer requested the default HASL surface finish, but listed in their Bill of Materials was a 0.4mm BGA. It’s a small BGA with only four balls in the array, but the combination of 0.4mm pitch BGA and HASL surface finish should ring alarm bells, and here’s why:

CHOOSING A SURFACE FINISH FOR FINE-PITCH COMPONENTS – [Link]

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