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Inge,

Unfortunately, one of the purposers of old prunes being no good is ERSA, which brands this phenomenon a defect, called scaling. This is in the defect library they provide with ERSAscopes. I have always thought they were wrong.

Ioan Tempea, ing.
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-----Message d'origine-----
De : Inge [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
Envoyé : April-20-10 12:36 PM
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Objet : Re: [TN] SAC Shrinkage Voids in BGA Balls

High all.
Are u sure the balls are not shrinked even before soldering? I inspected 
hundreds of packages before soldering and found them to be like the neck of 
a Galapagos turtle.  Both SAC and PbSn look all the same.
I'll send  a typical picture to Steve and ask you all: do you have shrinked 
balls too before action is taken?
I get question frequently from the operators, because they want see shiny 
balls and not old prunes. Myself, I think the wrinkled balls has not 
significance.

Inge

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