Soldering DDR2/DDR3 (BGA) at home - is it possible?

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Microelectronics

I'm interested in this question:
I want to play around with DDR2 / DDR3, but they are produced only in a BGA package and, accordingly, a multilayer board (3 layers) and an IR oven are needed.
Is it possible to use it at home?
I saw adapters (a socket with a press), but they are expensive.
Or maybe there are ready-made breadboards for this business?
An adapter from BGA to TQFP will also work.

Answer 1

You can solder BGA at home, you don’t need an IR oven, the simplest soldering iron costs about 20 thousand rubles - Chinese ceramics for heating on the bottom, on top, most often, a lamp ( shop.siriust.ru/product_info.php/cPath/23_28_269/p.. If you have experience , the memory can be easily soldered with air (with a hair dryer), though lower heating is desirable.You will also need
balls, stencils, flux, a soldering iron.BGA development
boards are rarely used, but they are found, for example:
www.rpdpro.com/element/759350. html
www.proto-advantage.com/store/index.php?cPath=4000
https://www.google.ru/search?ie=UTF-8&hl=ru&q=bga%...
I don't know if there is for memory ( probably not)
ddr2 and ddr3 are not in TSOP, only BGA
can use brackets?

Answer 2

I heard that you can find DDR2 not in a BGA package, but I really didn’t find it anywhere for sale.