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. Disturbed Solder Joint A solder fillet that solidified while the solder joint was moving. The result is a distorted fillet with an irregular surface texture
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. Being able to identify and quickly resolve them is vital to ensuring production schedules are kept, and future errors are avoided. To assist in recognizing these errors, below is a list of five common solder mistakes and how to resolve them. 1. Disturbed Joint A disturbed joint
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. This solder mistake creates an unreliable joint that is highly susceptible to cracking and failure. Similar to disturbed joints, this mistake can be remedied by reheating the joint until the solder flows again
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) to printed circuit boards (PCBs). The aim of the process is to form acceptable solder joints between SMC and PCB. The reflow soldering process normally adopt following steps: 1
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production schedules are kept and future errors are avoided. To assist in recognizing these errors, below is a list of five common solder mistakes and how to resolve them. 1. Disturbed Joint A disturbed joint typically occurs as a result of movement while the
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) to printed circuit boards (PCBs). The aim of the process is to form acceptable solder joints between SMC and PCB. The reflow soldering process normally adopt following steps: 1
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) to printed circuit boards (PCBs). The aim of the process is to form acceptable solder joints between SMC and PCB. The reflow soldering process normally adopt following steps: 1
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