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 Hi Victor,
For optimum reliability, the pad diameters should be 1:1 if either both are SMD [solder mask defined] or neither is SMD; if one is SMD and the other is NSMD, the SMD pad diameter is best at about 1.1-to-1.2:1.
The reason for this is the stress concentration geometry resulting from the solder mask interfering with the surface tension of the molten solder forming a smooth contour.
Having said this, this is more important if you do aggressive accelerated testing or have severe use conditions [automotive].

 
 
Werner
Upcoming workshops:
September 21, European Electronics AssemblyReliability Summit, Tallinn, Estonia,
     “Solder Joint Reliability-Part 1: Fundamentals in SolderJoint Reliability”
September 21, European Electronics AssemblyReliability Summit, Tallinn, Estonia,
     “Solder Joint Reliability-Part 2: Failure Mode and RootCause Analyses (Fatigue, Brittle Fracture, ENIG)”
November 2 & 9, SMTA Webtorial,
     “Fundamentals in Solder Joint Reliability”
December 7 & 14, SMTA Webtorial,
     “Acceleration Models,Accelerated Reliability Tests and Screening Procedures”


 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Hernandez <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wed, Oct 20, 2010 12:04 pm
Subject: [TN] Pad to Pad ratio, BGA solder bump


Fellow TechNetters:



   Searching for guideline/Industry Standards for solder bump pad ratio.   The 

carrier external copper pad to PWB/PCB external copper pad.   I was initially 

given info that the ration should be close to 1:1.   Otherwise the formation of 

the solder bmp would vary in shape.  Also solder mask defined mis-registration 

would cause solder bump mis-shape.    With this shape difference will an 

imbalance of the solder cause stresses occur.

Carrier pad:  12 mil,   solder bump dia.    14 mil: PWB/PCB pad:    7 mil



I don't have a cross section yet.   Soon I hope.



Victor

Alias Mr. " X "





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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of KennyB

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Subject: Re: [TN] NTC Friday quiz 21



As some of you may remember I retired two months ago and I highly recommend

it for anybody and the sooner the better! BUT I have not retired from

TechNet, I still lurk around the edges and enjoy reading everything. I

haven't contributed much lately but sure to find "both" Friday challenges

fun and interesting.



YES - Keep it up!



KennyB







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