Review hidden connections
Evaluate selected solder-joint conditions that cannot be seen with ordinary visual inspection.
Use X-ray inspection where solder joints cannot be evaluated visually, with the inspection scope agreed during the assembly review.

BGA and other bottom-terminated packages hide their solder connections beneath the component body. X-ray review can be included in the quality plan for selected devices when package type, board design, assembly risk, and acceptance needs justify it.
Evaluate selected solder-joint conditions that cannot be seen with ordinary visual inspection.
Define which BGA, QFN, or other bottom-terminated devices need additional review instead of treating every component the same.
Inspection observations can be assessed alongside placement, stencil, reflow, and board-design information.
The solder joints are located beneath the package, so they cannot be fully reviewed through direct visual inspection.
The appropriate scope depends on package risk, quality requirements, quantity, and the agreed inspection plan.
No. X-ray evaluates assembly conditions; functional testing evaluates defined electrical or product behavior. They answer different questions.
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