How to solder Vyssotski（如何焊接Vyssotski）.pdf

How to solder This pdf refers on informations from the site: /guides/ Have also a look to the 7min. Tutorial video on: /guides/How_to_Solder Select a Soldering Iron A 25 or 30 Watt iron should suffice for most small electronics work. 1. Most soldering guns are vastly overpowered for electronics soldering and can easily overheat components or expose them to harmful voltages. However, some people cleverly use them to solder multiple leads on surface mount devices. Soldering guns are for plumbing and much heavier duty applications, and are usually over 100 Watts. The guns work by passing high currents through the tips, and these currents can generate voltages that damage electronic components. Also, magnetic fields from guns with transformers can damage some electronics.By forming the heating element in the shape of of the chip, a soldering gun can be used to heat many leads simultaneously. 2. How much wattage do you need for a particular application and how does wattage relate to tip temperature? A loose analogy: Imagine a car tire has a leak, but you’re trying to keep it inflated by pumping air into the tire at the same time its escaping out the leak. The bigger the leak, the more air you have to pump into it to keep the pressure up. If the tire pressure represents tip temperature and the air lost through the leak represents heat lost through the tip, then wattage represents the maximum amount of air your pump could supply. Once more air escapes through the leak than your pump can replace, the tire pressure (or tip temperature) starts to drop. If you had a very small leak and a huge pump (say a 100 Watt iron equivalent), you might be afraid that the pump would cause the tire to explode since so much more air is going in and so little going out. But if you have a nozz