Part Number: SM320F2812
hello,
im looking for the ball's composition of MPN SM320F2812GHHMEP.
thank you
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Part Number: SM320F2812
hello,
im looking for the ball's composition of MPN SM320F2812GHHMEP.
thank you
Page 154 of the datasheet (www.ti.com/lit/SGUS051) shows the lead/ball finish to be SnPb. I presume you are asking about the composition of the ball. I need to reach out to our packaging team. Please give me a few days.
This type of information can be generally found at https://www.ti.com/materialcontent/en/search?partType=tiPartNumber&partNumber=SM320F28335. However, I am unable to pull the information for this part #. I am researching why. Can you tell me when you bought these devices? You can respond to me by private message, if you wish to do so.
we purchased this item from a broker.
At XRF test the lab found balls composition of 47% Cu, 20% Sn, 20% Pb.
Im trying to understand if this is typical for this devise or whether im supposed to see composition of 63/37 as a leaded part?...
Hi Iris, one other comment, the substrate/tape that the ball is connected to does contain Cu which may be why that was found in your XRF test.
is it reasonable to find 47% of Cu?...
Regret we are unable to comment on that.
can you please share with me the source of the composition ?
This is from our internal specification.