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Hello Aim, I have looked at the information that you have sent. For My part , it references to have a Peak Reflow Temperature of 220C it is a 19 x 19 x 1.8 FPBGA part Number EPM2210F324I5 with a TIN LEAD finish . My question is How can you have that exact same package and have it with Pb_Free Balls and have a Peak Reflow Temp of 250C? I also see that the Note on the Bottom of the Table says that the Classification Temperature is +/- 2 C, would that mean that the Peak reflow Temp could be as high as 222 and as low as 218? Also , is that Peak Reflow Temp a recommended , I have to run this PART a bit higher due to a SAC045 BGA, I need to be at least 221, for this part, will that be OK?
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This Device from Intel has Tin Lead Plating. we also have other parts on the Board that are Pb free , It may not be recommended but this is what we have and we need to developed a Reflow Profile that will be ale to satisfy these conditions of having a PB Free parts and having Tin Pb parts. The issue is this INTEL part that I am asking about , your material says Peak Reflow of 220 C, this creates an issue since the Profile that we need has to be at least 219 C to accommodate the PB free part. What I am asking is if the 220 C is a recommended Peak reflow or can you be slightly over , possibly 1 or 2 degrees over.
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