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Hello there, an engineer friend of mine suggested asking this question to
this address for advise.

I have some separation of BGA contact from PCBs,  the pad size is 20 mil,
the balls are 30 mil, the pitch is 50 mils.  the board is Fr-4 , 0.062 ". 4
layer

is this configuration acceptable or what changes to the pad could be made
to improve solderability?


thanks in advance,

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