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Gregg,

I recommend that you try Topline Dummy Components has a potential source.  If 
they don't have what you need in stock they seem to have the connections needed 
to get what you want.  You can reach Topline at (310)433-7000.

Tom Carroll
Hughes Aircraft Co.
(310) 334-4757
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Subject: Plastic BGA225 problems & sample devices
From:    [log in to unmask] at CCGATE
Date:    5/9/96  4:02 PM

I am looking for sources of inexpensive plastic BGA225 "dummy" devices for 
process development.   We would like devices which we can electrically 
exercise to verify all internal connections, i.e.- bond wires up to a die. 
 (We're using the HP testjet system to check for open connections.)   Anyone 
with packaged devices which have defective die they want to sell?

We have little experience with plastic BGAs and are experiencing problems 
with opens and intermittent opens after reflow.  So far, the problems appear 
to be internal to the BGA devices themselves; the solder interconnects look 
good.  We suspect  package delamination but I haven't been able to 
definitively confirm this yet.   Any insights into the moisture sensitivity/ 
process temperature sensitivity of plastic BGAs?   We hear they can be more 
sensitive than "regular" plastic packages.

Any info appreciated.  TIA

Gregg Klawson
GTE Government Systems Corp
Taunton, MA, USA
telephone:  +1.508.880.1822, fax: +1.508.880.4316
email:  [log in to unmask]


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