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Dead bug style. Manhattan style. Veroboard. Perfboard and point-to-point. Solderless protoboard. | Dead bug style. Manhattan style. Veroboard. Perfboard and point-to-point. Solderless protoboard. | ||
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| + | == Soldering techniques == | ||
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| + | How to use a soldering iron. What is flux for. | ||
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| + | Hot air soldering. | ||
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| + | Hobby replacements for commercial reflow: skillet soldering, toaster-oven soldering, soldering using an oil lamp or candle. | ||
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| + | How to fix mistakes: solder braid, solder sucker. | ||
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| + | How to deal with fine pitch SMT devices. | ||
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| + | How to deal with big, heatsucking components. | ||
Revision as of 19:28, 5 February 2006
Circuit board techniques
Toner transfer, Press-and-Peel(tm), photoresist, Sharpie, nail polish.
Ferric chloride vs. ammonium persulfate. How to dispose of etchant.
Commercial PCB fabrication. Vendors.
Construction techniques
Dead bug style. Manhattan style. Veroboard. Perfboard and point-to-point. Solderless protoboard.
Soldering techniques
How to use a soldering iron. What is flux for.
Hot air soldering.
Hobby replacements for commercial reflow: skillet soldering, toaster-oven soldering, soldering using an oil lamp or candle.
How to fix mistakes: solder braid, solder sucker.
How to deal with fine pitch SMT devices.
How to deal with big, heatsucking components.
