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Sorry for the long delay in responding to your thread, I've been away.
As far as I can remember, BGA rework stations are sort of targeted away from each other. A rework station has one or two parts of the board that need to be touched, and then the computer takes care of every other part of the board that's not needed.
The boards are usually 'focused' by grabbing two opposing corners, with the card just resting in the middle, and then clamped down. If you look at the schematic of a BGA board, you'll see that there's usually about 10 components, all at different points, and one or two 'closest' areas in between, where you can't see the chips.
If you grab two opposing corners, and then clamp everything down with the board flat, the camera doesn't get anything to focus on, but the board is otherwise flat.
Like I said, I'm not 100% sure about this, but I think this is how it's done.
I still don't know what that last product is, because I don't have any information about how to run the right software. And I'm a total newb, which you can tell from my sloppy way of talking.
I believe I have a similar situation and it sounds like you are right. I have captured lots of image of the board but it is impossible to find out what went wrong. We are stuck with a very short circuit on the board.
I'm very impressed by what you can see in there, I can see only one problem. There is a short circuit in the middle of the board. The BGA chips don't care.
It's a pity I don't have any feedback on what went wrong, I have a feeling it's something more simple then you make it sound.
I was hoping to not have to send the board to E.E.E. for a rework but I see I have to.
So I guess the two possibilities are to solder new components directly to the board or replace one of the chips. I don't have any experience with the latter but I'd like to be involved in the rework. How can I do this?
Please note that the situation is not like the images you're seeing, we only have one part of the board that is not correct.
I'm not sure what you mean by "instead of fixing the part",
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