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Solder Lead Joint. Clean the tip of your soldering iron. Side joint length must exceed 150% of the lead width. Set it to 300 °c (~570 °f) if you're using leaded solder. No maximum, but solder must. Dimension w is the width of the component. If you're using a sponge, wet the sponge and quickly wipe the tip across it. The illustration above shows the difference between a class 2 vs. Soldering entails the use of an alloy, or ‘solder’, to join metal without heating it to its melting point. The melting point of lead. Side joint length must exceed 150% of the lead width. Solder wicking is a problem where the solder paste, during reflow, tends to wet the terminations of the component rather than the pad and the. If you're using brass wire, stab the tip into the wire a few times. Touch the end of the solder to the joint so that it contacts both the solder pad and the component lead or pin.

No maximum, but solder must. Side joint length must exceed 150% of the lead width. The illustration above shows the difference between a class 2 vs. Clean the tip of your soldering iron. If you're using brass wire, stab the tip into the wire a few times. Soldering entails the use of an alloy, or ‘solder’, to join metal without heating it to its melting point. The melting point of lead. Set it to 300 °c (~570 °f) if you're using leaded solder. Solder wicking is a problem where the solder paste, during reflow, tends to wet the terminations of the component rather than the pad and the. If you're using a sponge, wet the sponge and quickly wipe the tip across it.

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Solder Lead Joint Soldering entails the use of an alloy, or ‘solder’, to join metal without heating it to its melting point. Soldering entails the use of an alloy, or ‘solder’, to join metal without heating it to its melting point. Side joint length must exceed 150% of the lead width. Side joint length must exceed 150% of the lead width. Solder wicking is a problem where the solder paste, during reflow, tends to wet the terminations of the component rather than the pad and the. Dimension w is the width of the component. Set it to 300 °c (~570 °f) if you're using leaded solder. If you're using brass wire, stab the tip into the wire a few times. The melting point of lead. Touch the end of the solder to the joint so that it contacts both the solder pad and the component lead or pin. If you're using a sponge, wet the sponge and quickly wipe the tip across it. Clean the tip of your soldering iron. The illustration above shows the difference between a class 2 vs. No maximum, but solder must.