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October, 2019


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PACE Offers BGA/Area Array Rework System


Vass, NC — Over the past 20 years, such mundane operations as solder- ing, desoldering and component replacement have become complicat- ed by extreme micro-miniaturization, the use of lead-free solders, new ther- mally challenging PCBs, heat-sink- ing bottom terminated components and intricate component packages that are difficult to rework or install. One area that presents unique chal- lenges is BGA/area array rework. Today’s boards that use these


components are more technically de - manding than ever, requiring skilled operators who are highly competent at accomplishing delicate, intricate sol- dering and rework tasks. Unfor - tunately, many operators can cause more damage to the assembly or com- ponents due to his/her rework actions. As a result, many manufacturers struggle to repair or rework boards, opting to throw away lower value boards or hire outside contractors to perform the more difficult repairs. To accomplish these difficult


repair operations, PACE is offering its TF1800 BGA rework system. This


SEGGER Supports Flash-Based RISC-V µ-controller


Gardner, MA —SEGGER is now fully supporting the first commercially available, flash-based, RISC-V micro- controller from GigaDevice Semi - conductor, Inc. This support includes SEGGER’s Embedded Studio inte- grated development environment for RISC-V, its market-leading J-Link debug probe, Ozone debugger, SEGGER’s emPack with the RTOS embOS and software libraries in the fields of communication, data stor- age, compression and IoT, as well as the portfolio of Flasher production programmers. SEGGER provides an RTOS plus


a complete spectrum of software libraries including communication, security, data compression and stor- age, user interface software and more. Using SEGGER software libraries gives developers a head start, benefit- ing from decades of experience in the industry. SEGGER’s professional software


libraries and tools for embedded sys- tem development are designed for sim- ple usage and are optimized for the requirements imposed by resource- constrained embedded systems. The company also supports the entire development process with affordable,


high-quality, flexible, easy-to-use tools. Contact: SEGGER


Microcontroller Systems, LLC, 101


Suffolk Lane, Gardner, MA 01440 % 978-874-0299 E-mail: info@segger.com Web: www.segger.com


See at productronica, Hall A1 Booth 174


PACE Worldwide offers solutions for demanding PCB rework.


machine allows users to address BGA rework through bottom-side preheating, flux application, solder paste stenciling, various device alignment methods, and thermal


profiling techniques. Contact: PACE Worldwide, 346


Grant Road, Vass, NC 28394 % 301-490-9860


E-mail: acaplan@paceworldwide.com Web: www.paceworldwide.com


See at SMTA Guadalajara,


Booth 501, and The ASSEM- BLY Show, Booth 355


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