Course Overview:
Firstly, let’s address the elephant on the room… What does BGA and QFN mean?!
BGA – Ball Grid Array
QFN – Quad Flat No-Lead
The use of BGAs and QFNs in electronics manufacturing has seen somewhat of an explosion over the last few years, resulting to many companies considering whether or not to invest in this field of work. Inevitably, new practices and technique are required whenever new components are used.
This course has been developed by The Electronics Group in line with IPC standards. However, this course is not accredited, delegates will be issued with a Certificate of Attendance.
What is covered in the Introduction to BGAs/QFNs course?
- Workshop Practices
- Introduction to commonly used BGAs and QFNs
- Fitting components to printed circuit boards (PCBs)
- X-Ray inspection
- Use of an ERSA 550 hand-placement machine
Who is the Introduction to BGAs/QFNs course suitable for?
This course is suitable for anyone involved in the fitting or removal of BGAs and QFNs. It is designed for those new to this field of work as well as delegates looking to sharpen their basic skills.
What is included in the Introduction to BGAs/QFNs course?
This course is a mixture of classroom learning and practical. We provide all students with the necessary tooling and equipment required to complete the course. On completion of the course delegates will receive a Certificate of Attendance. All delegates attending one of our training centres will be provided with lunch and refreshments.
Where can I take the Introduction to BGAs/QFNs course?
Owing to the kit required, this course can only be taught at our Leeds Training Centre.
