Ball grid array ball placement method and apparatus

Metal fusion bonding – Process – With disassembling of bonded joint

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2282481, 228254, 228 33, 228 495, B23K 3102, B23K 3706, B23K 308

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059214627

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus enables the securing of balls to ball grid array electronic components. A component having a surface with rows and columns of electrical contact pads is removed from a printed circuit board for rework. Excess solder is removed from the pads and the surface is pressed against a stencil having a pattern of holes corresponding to the component contact pad pattern. The holes are filled with a paste continuing flux and solder particles. The assembly is heated to melt the solder particles, which agglomerate into generally spherical balls bonded to the contact pads. The assembly is cooled, the stencil is removed, the component is cleaned and is ready for reuse. Preferably, the stencil is formed from a material that bows in one direction when heated, so that when the stencil is held against the pad array surface and heated, bowing forces will very tightly press the stencil against the surface, preventing molten solder from migrating between surface and stencil.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5782399 (1998-07-01), Lapastora
patent: 5806753 (1998-09-01), Bielick et al.

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