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Rework & Repair of SMD Components The SMD rework process includes the following process steps:
- Melt solder and component removal
- Residual solder removal
- Printing of solder paste on PCB, direct component printing or dispensing
- Placement and reflow of new component
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FINETECH is able to offer a closed cycle technology of the complete rework/repair process for a wide range of surface mounted devices (SMD) as well as for lead free solder materials.
Below are specific topics of interest. For additional information, please get in touch with us via the right contact form.
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Are you sure, your system can handle this devices without problems and in a lead free environment? In the following you can read FINETECH's understanding of small passives rework. |
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BGA means Ball Grid Array. A BGA cosists of a small thin PCB, called interposer, and the electrical circuit as a silicon die mounted on its top side and covered by a plastic case. On the interposer's underside is a grid array of solder balls. The interposer contains conducting paths and vias that connect the contacts of the die to the solder balls. |
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CGA means Column Grid Array. A CGA cosists of a small thin PCB, called interposer, and the electrical circuit as a silicon die mounted on its top side and covered by a plastic case. On the interposer's underside is a grid array of solder coated copper columns. The interposer contains conducting paths and vias that connect the contacts of the die to the columns. |
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Following the technological trend, rework of Package-on-Package (PoP) components will be one of the key issues for the years to come. FINETECH now offers a comprehensive application solution for reworking stacked devices. |
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The "Green" electronics movement is truly a worldwide phenomenon. FINETECH is fully committed, and prepared, to meet the needs of our customers in this dynamic environment. Here you will find all information about our solutions for your lead free application. |
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As the industry looks to implement smaller components, MLFs such as QFNs that enable higher PCB component densities, are being incorporated into space-constrained products. Conventional solder paste methods are not viable options. This article examines how paste printing can be used in the rework process. |
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When looking at surface mount technology, the field of rework appears more and more important due to economic considerations. Valuable raw materials and components, complex productions engineering and long value chains make advanced rework profitable. The difference between non-underfilled component removal and underfilled component removal mainly results from one specific preparation stage: mechanical clamping at the component and mechanical cleansing in order to remove residual underfill. |
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The trend of increasing complication in the rework arena continues. Sources of today’s rework challenges include the development of smaller and smaller components and the continued difficulty of reworking BGAs (with defective, deformed, or missing balls). Add to that, the necessity for contract manufacturers to have a reliable solution to reduce waste continues. The need exists to blend “typical” rework (SMD components, lead-free solder and 0201) with more complex rework, such as single ball reballing. Or, simply put, to reuse BGA components that have failed capillarity tests or have arrived from the manufacturer as defective parts. |
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Anisotropic Conductive Film (ACF) is a smart adhesive assembly technology with numerous benefits. unlike most adhesive bonding technologies, ACF-bonded devices are reworkable. A good example how much reworking ACF-mounted components can make sense is the repair of failed CSP driver chips at TFT display panels. |
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Flex materials are increasingly used in consumer electronics and the automotive industry where highspeed interconnections, 3d connection and mechatronic concepts as well as maximum miniaturization are essential. FINETECH offers adapted equipment solution to rework pure flexible materials or partially flex multilayer PCBs. |
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