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An Investigation Into Ball Grid Array Inspection Techniques

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5. Results<br />

This section is structured around an analysis of each sample in turn. Hence there is a<br />

comparison of defects on that sample between the various X-ray techniques, and a<br />

comparison with the optical micrographs. The optical micrographs are referred to as<br />

Reichert, the microscope used.<br />

5.1 Results for Sample 1<br />

Sample I contains partially retlowed solder joints.<br />

Figure Machine used Defects<br />

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Glenbrook<br />

Glenbrook<br />

Nicolet<br />

X-tekperpend.<br />

X-tekangled<br />

HP Four Pi 50x<br />

Reichert<br />

Reichert<br />

Reichert<br />

Reichert<br />

Reichert<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Partially reflowed solder joints<br />

Non-reflow of solder paste<br />

Partial reflow of solder paste<br />

Complete reflow of solder paste<br />

Incomplete melting of ball<br />

Non-reflow of solder paste<br />

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<strong>Ball</strong> <strong>Grid</strong> <strong>Array</strong> <strong>Inspection</strong> <strong>Techniques</strong><br />

Figure Summary I.

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