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Hmm, maybe you could. I haven't tried it. You'd need to make sure that both sides of the via are un-tented (no green solder mask) so that the solder would flow
by thrtythreeforty 5y ago
Hmm, maybe you could. I haven't tried it. You'd need to make sure that both sides of the via are un-tented (no green solder mask) so that the solder would flow through. The via would need to end up flat so the solder ball on the part would stick. And you still might get solder bleeding through when you reflow.
For high-ball-count FPGAs, it sounds super tedious to prep. And obviously it's a no-go for machine assembly. But for smaller stuff it sounds feasible!