Soldering SMT components is not easy.
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I used following soldering iron.
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I've watch a lot of solder videos of small components. None as clear or showing your method for IC. I likes how you showed sliding the iron on the tracks toward the chips pins avoiding bridging. Sweet.
Thank you so much! Very detailed talk, it's a high quality video, but in practice it often requires a high level of skill, if the components are too many or too dense, think it's better to leave it to a professional manufacturing plant, they rely on a rich supply chain and professional skills, it's actually faster, and the combination is also less costly! I always do that.
Need to keep making more videos. You are very good teacher.
such a neat tutorial, thanks, and i hope to see more content for beginners like me
Super cool tutorial, thanks for making it! I really like how you pointed out the need to slide the component onto the board to keep it flush. Also, that microscope is pretty amazing. I would like to get one, but I can't imagine it being cheap.
I've soldered a bunch of 0201 PCBs for drones. It's quite boring and exhausting activity. According to my experience, I'd wouldn't use the tip like yours's one. Apply a constant pressure from top to the 0201 element.
Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing it
Goot effect ❤️😊
What about DSBGA?
brilliant
as a newbie to electronics, I always mess up soldering, but you made it look so easy 😮. Hopefully one day i can solder like this.
How can i prevent burning my pcb though ? I usually try to touch the tip on the pcb as you mentioned but most of the time it burns the green layer and exposes the wiring inside
Hi, Using a temperature-controlled soldering iron is good solution
@@DENKI-OTAKU what temperature sounds like a good one for you for this type of soldering ?
@@frieddo 350℃±10℃ for lead and lead free solder.
For bigger parts and large area copper pad 360℃ or more maybe OK.
A good iron makes a huge difference. Using a JBC iron soldering is unbelievably easy.
0:34 He showed you the technique. Applied flux to the pads. Loaded the iron with solder. Flipped the iron over and allowed the solder to touch the pad.. not the iron. The iron is a heat source... no reason for it to ever touch components beyond incidental short events.
I come here becuse my mouse wheel doesn't work after souldering for new encoder. I think I just burn and damaged the thing 😅
any idea or tips to fix it?
Saw-der or Sawl-der? Cawl-king or caw-king? Drop the 'L' in both, in my opinion.
Dude, that's an AI
@@FakeMichauLol, you'd think AI would know better. I watched an AI generated caption the other day close caption "massive" to "m***ive".
Why drop the 'L' if it's there? Drop it in writing then.
English spelling is absolute BS.
My Grandma Calk would disagree with you
@@Booruvcheek I 100% agree.