The Essential Guide for High-Reliability BGA Component Re-balling

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The Essential Guide for High-Reliability BGA Component Re-balling

BGA component re-balling from lead-free to tin-lead solder is a requirement of some high reliability customer applications due to tin whisker concerns. This paper discusses the key process steps of this specialized process.
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