How to make my own BGA socket ?

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Guys,

Is there any possibilities making a BGA socket by myself ? PCB on top of PCB and then clip the chip ?
Or where's the seller of BGA adapter with a low cost for learning ?
Any experiences, links ?

Thanks
 

Hi,

The are spring contacts, but I doubt it is a benefit.

It will be difficult to route, and pcb and contacts may be more expensive than the chip itself.

It depends on the device.. there are 8 pin BGAs and 800 pin BGAs. ...

Klaus
 
The only reason you'd want to put a BGA into a socket is to flash firmware onto it. BGA sockets are extremely expensive, so it's generally cheaper to first try to solder them with dummy parts until you get the hang of it.
 

there are 2 ways:
1. if your bga is special ,you can make a pcb that change the bga to another connector.but the bga is past to the pcb
2.if your bga is common,you can buy a socket from eletronic marcket
 
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2.if your bga is common,you can buy a socket from eletronic marcket
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Do you know where the link is ?
thanks

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BGA sockets are extremely expensive
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I've found some from yamaichi, which is not extremely expensive,,,but haven't found 484 pins for a reasonable price....got one but can't accept paypal ???
 

the ebay link is our ebay shop link .the administrator has removed. we provide pcb layout and manafature in china shenzhen, we often corporate with BGA socket manafacture in shenzhen .
f you need detail imformation ,send your bga datasheet

...via Edaboard personal message.

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i will contact with our BGA socket manafacture.
 
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