[SI-LIST] Re: BGA Current

 A solder ball, being a great lump of metal, can carry a huge current.
The real limit is going to be the trace or via that connects to it.
But yes, as Aubrey says,  get the numbers from your supplier.

Rich

 

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Subject: [SI-LIST] BGA Current

Hi,
How much current will carry a solder ball in BGA? what is the
relationbetween solder ball size and current?

Regards
Madhusudhan Kulkarni
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