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Check Cart/Check Out Performing repair/rework on today's assemblies requires a combination of good tools, good vision, good dexterity, and a new level of knowledge about techniques. For soldering tools there are a level of knowledge about techniques. For soldering tools there is a number of solutions available on the market to do almost any task. Learning how to use the new tools, learning new techniques, and working smarter are constant challenges. It is our intent in this book to bring to you the knowledge about types of tools and the most advanced techniques known today. The information compiled to put into this book comes from a variety of sources. A lot of information comes from users, such as yourselves, sharing new advanced ways of doing things, from personal experience, and from doing research in this area. Tools and techniques must be practical for us to want to use them. In some cases we will show you methods and explain alternatives. Going from leaded or through-hole parts to SMT is quite a change. There are changes in the soldering irons, tips shapes, temperature settings, methods, time allowed to do tasks, how to use each tip shape, and how to plan your rework/repair. First, before you start doing SMT soldering, it is highly recommended that you have a set of workmanship standards for SMT and have read through them. You must know whether a solder joint or component's positioning on the board is acceptable or not before soldering. The fifth edition includes new information on the soldering process, soldering temperature, different flux types and interactions, cleanliness, standards, tools, soldering irons, soldering tips, budget planning, techniques, temperature settings, hot air settings, sockets, connectors and repairing lifted lands. Who Will Benefit This book is a must for anyone new or experienced repairing SMT assemblies, to learn how to become more efficient by doing what others have known, but wouldn't show you before now. Table of Contents Author Author: James Blankenhorn Edition: August 1996 Printed: 176 pages 8.5" x 11" ISBN#: 1-882812-17-4  |
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