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Re: gEDA-user: PCB suggestion
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Hi!
Am 07.01.2005 um 16:40 schrieb Stephen Meier:
Bob,
Please see
http://www.alchemyresearch.com/bga.jpg
http://www.alchemyresearch.com/bga-soldermask.jpg
The via is in the pad as the pictures will show. Make a pad drill a
via right through its center. The board layers are glued, then on the
bottom side the via holes were coated in soldermask. My understanding
is that the holes themselves were filled with some sort of epoxy
ressin (after metalization). This hole filling prevents heat from
rushing up the via and sucking the solder ball down the via during
assembly.
A german PCB manufacturere calles ILFA does have lots of documentation
online about PCB manufacturing. They offer a production method calles
pluggen (ind the german-english mixe technical language). This document
is written in german, but does have several interesting pictures which
may be of interest to non german speaking people, too.:
http://www.ilfa.de/publikationen/publikationen_pluggen.pdf
73, Mario
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