Dan McMahill wrote:
Darrell Harmon wrote:
Stephen Meier wrote:
Let me echo ...hello.....hello....hello...
I have had very complex board built with these tools. If the boards
anyone else is trying to build dont work it is probably do to the
manufacturing process of the boards and not due to the design tools.
Hey if you can attach a bga with a toaster more power to you (or the
oven got the bread the right collor of brown). using companies that
are good at depositing 900 pin bgas has been successfull.
Steve Meier
I did successfully attach the BGA using a $20 toaster oven. I used a
MAX6675 thermocouple to SPI converter connected to the parallel port
of my laptop along with a relay to switch the power to the oven. I
set the oven on broil and got mostly infrared heating. I can post
the temperature profiles if anyone is interested.
I'd like to see the profile. Now when you outfit your toaster oven
with ethernet, then I'll be impressed ;) Still, thats pretty cool. I
take it that you're actually regulating temperature not just
monitoring it?
-Dan
I have linked it on http://dlharmon.com/solder/smd.html It is toward
the bottom and there is an explaination there.
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Darrell Harmon
100x100mm SBC running GNU/Linux:
http://dlharmon.com/sbc.html
