Solder bridging after flip-chip reflow: How should the next comparison round be designed?

Localize the actual solder bridge responsible for the initial short, and preserve incoming geometry and records before and after actual reflow.

Flip-chip bridgingInitial solder shortSolder volume and collapse

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Do the shorted net and the actual solder bridge occupy the same location?
How are incoming solder volume / height correlated with pads on both sides and coplanarity?
Which inputs for actual thermal / surface conditions, placement support, and collapse are already controlled?

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Do the shorted net and the actual solder bridge occupy the same location?
How are incoming solder volume / height correlated with pads on both sides and coplanarity?
Which inputs for actual thermal / surface conditions, placement support, and collapse are already controlled?

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