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Author Archives: WorkingBear
Apr21
Understanding Moisture Sensitive Devices: A Guide for Manufacturers
Moisture Sensitive Devices (MSD) refer to electronic components that are sensitive to moisture. Moisture, also known as humidity, refers to the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere that the components are exposed to. The environment is typically the factory … Continue reading
Apr18
Underfill Techniques for Enhanced BGA and CSP Assembly
“Underfill” is a process and adhesive originally designed for use with flip-chip devices to enhance the mechanical strength of their solder joints and improve their reliability. Flip-chips made of silicon material have a much lower coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) … Continue reading
Apr13
Red Dye Penetration Test to check for BGA solder joint cracking
Figure: Using the Red Dye Penetration Test to Detect Cracked BGA Solder Joints The Red Dye Penetration Test also known as Red Dye test or Dye and Pry test, is a technique used to inspect for surface-mount technology (SMT) defects such … Continue reading
Apr11
Why BGA soldering ball always crack(13)? Usage Environment is the Biggest Challenge of Stress Sources
Congratulations! This article is the last one in this series. You won’t have to listen to WorkingBear ramble on about this boring topic again in the future! Usage Environment is the Biggest Challenge of Stress Sources After discussing the precautions … Continue reading
Apr06
Why BGA soldering ball always crack(12)? Manufacturing Processes That May Generate Significant Stress
Manufacturing processes that may result in high stress in factories Inevitably, there are many opportunities to handle and operate PCBs in the manufacturing process of factories, which means there is a chance to apply “stress” to the boards.
