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SIRGuru wrote:
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> In a message dated 98-03-16 06:34:35 EST, you write:
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> > I would like to know if we are any nearer to having IPC SIR combs designed
> > to go under BGA devices?
> > Do the IPC have any recommendations for dealing with the situation in the
> > absence of these coupons?
>
> I would say no. Considering that BGAs are an array of balls designed to
> contact the board surface, comb patterns under BGAs is not practical. Most
> SIR testing that I have done relative to BGAs has involved daisy chaining the
> pads together, such that alternating rows of balls form the cathode and anode
> of the SIR test pattern. There are various ways to approach designing such an
> SIR test pattern, depending on what you are looking for. My own preference is
> to take the two center rows of balls, daisy-chain them together, and do SIR on
> the two parallel lines. It should give worst case.
>
> As far as I know, the IPC does not have any efforts at this time to examine
> SIR under BGAs. Not to say we couldn't, but right now we are focusing on test
> environment levels (temperature and RH for various tests).
>
> Out of curiosity, is there many others out in TechNetLand that are interested
> in doing SIR under BGAs?
Yes, I am. Most of the BGA patterns I've seen are similar
to those you described.
>
> Doug Pauls
> Chairman, SIR Task Group
>
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