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Soldering Cup Terminals
A cup terminal is a hollow cylinder with the lead wire inserted and soldered in place. Shape D is the recommended tip for soldering cup terminals.
Soldering Cup Terminals
A cup terminal is a hollow cylinder with the lead wire inserted and soldered in place. Shape D is the recommended tip for soldering cup terminals.
For Improved Solder Flow-Up
The wider surface area of a concave tip that comes into contact with the board and the lead means that there is an excellent heat supply to the solder joints,...
For Improved Solder Flow-Up
The wider surface area of a concave tip that comes into contact with the board and the lead means that there is an excellent heat supply to the solder joints,...
Point Soldering
There are a few shapes that are suitable for point soldering, however, Shape D is recommended especially for quad flat package (QFP) components.
Point Soldering
There are a few shapes that are suitable for point soldering, however, Shape D is recommended especially for quad flat package (QFP) components.
Pre-Tinning Lead Wires
Pre-Tinning is the act of coating solder around a stranded electrical wire before actually soldering the wire. This protects the wire from oxidation as the solder forms a protective layer of coating....
Pre-Tinning Lead Wires
Pre-Tinning is the act of coating solder around a stranded electrical wire before actually soldering the wire. This protects the wire from oxidation as the solder forms a protective layer of coating....
Soldering at Narrow Pitches
When dealing with micro-soldering, it is common to come across workpieces with tight or narrow spacing. Read on for Hakko's recommended soldering tips for soldering at narrow pitches!
Soldering at Narrow Pitches
When dealing with micro-soldering, it is common to come across workpieces with tight or narrow spacing. Read on for Hakko's recommended soldering tips for soldering at narrow pitches!
Correcting Bridging
A solder bridge is formed on a circuit board when two points that are not meant to be linked ends up joined by excess solder, forming a "bridge". A solder...
Correcting Bridging
A solder bridge is formed on a circuit board when two points that are not meant to be linked ends up joined by excess solder, forming a "bridge". A solder...