Consider Solder Spheres

Spheres are a great solder form for prototype work. (Pictured here are a range of sphere sizes, BGA size compared to flip chip size.) Solder spheres are most commonly used for package-level and chip-level interconnection, although they are essentially a consistent solder volume for many applications. Most alloys can be made into spheres .003” to .100” in diameter to suit your needs.

Posted by Jim Hisert on February 21st, 2008 at 8:17 AM

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