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Hi Dave,

 

Yes, also MSL plays an important role.

About the cracks due to Pb migration; We have seen the same happening in some experiments.

 

regards

Jowan

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Subject: Re: [TN] SnPb SOLDER BALLS WITH SAC SOLDER PASTE

 


Hi Jowan - when you run a component thru a thermal process you not only have to consider the impact of temperature but also the impact of moisture sensitivity. As you detailed, many tin/lead components are thermally robust enough for a lead-free soldering process. Unfortunately the moisture sensitivity level (MSL) of tin/lead components makes them less robust in a lead-free soldering process and raises the potential of having a latent field failure. Forward/backward compatibility of mixed systems can be a big issue if there is a lack of due diligence. One additional comment - the JCAA/JGPP Leadfree consortia project and the folks at AIM Solder have documented that in some cases, lead migrates to the solder joint crack interface when tin/lead solder (i.e. a solderball or a surface finish) is processed in leadfree soldering process resulting in greater solder joint integrity degradation. 

As a side note, Iowa is having a wonderful blizzard with 12 inches of powder snow and 25-30 mph winds today! Heads up East Coast folks, the storm is on its way. 

Dave Hillman 
Rockwell Collins 
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I agree with you Ioan,

Most leaded bga's  have maximum temperature specifications below the lead-free process.
So why worry about the balls when the bga is electrically damaged?


Regards

Jowan Iven 
Process Engineer 
Neways Advanced Applications 



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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ioan Tempea
Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2009 2:54 PM
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Subject: Re: SnPb SOLDER BALLS WITH SAC SOLDER PASTE

Hi Lee,

First, how would you reflow a leaded BGA at LF temperatures without popping it?

Then, the closest paper I have, coming your way in a second, is something from AIM saying that Pb will deposit at the points that cool the slowest, making brittle Pb pockets at the interface with the pad.

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------Original Message------
From: Lee Whiteman
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Subject: [TN] SnPb SOLDER BALLS WITH SAC SOLDER PASTE
Sent: Dec 8, 2009 08:17

I know about the problems with soldering BGAs with SAC solder balls and 
SnPb solder paste and read plenty of papers pro and con.

I heard about a report where if you solder BGAs with SnPb solder balls 
using SAC solder paste, the resulting solder joint will be unreliable. Has 
anyone heard of anything like that? If there are any cross-sections or 
papers that you can share with me, that would be great.

Thanks again.

Lee Whiteman, PMP
Senior Member Engineering Staff
L-3 Communications East
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