Temp is Weller 700F (700 degree Fahrenheit = 371.1111111 degree Celsius) I do not think it is that precise
see Online Conversion - Temperature Conversion
Temp is Weller 700F (700 degree Fahrenheit = 371.1111111 degree Celsius) I do not think it is that precise
I got proper Metcal tips but ROHS never gave me the finish and flow of eutectic leaded solders. I just asked for the M.Dorf specifics. Silver enhances the metallurgical bond in absence of lead, you were right to mention.
About the DS2102 (not DS2072
). I'm real happy with it. As I never used a DSO before, it takes a lot of time to get used to it. For 'real'-time de-bugging I think the standard (mine is a Tektronix 2252 100 MHz 4ch) scope more.But, OTH, for analyzing a working circuit it is real great, having 12bit A/D available is a great bonus, for measurement precision. The FFT's produced look great! The very large screen helps also
Overall, I'm real happy with it and would recommend the DS2102 to everyone
At the least you can get rid of these fumes by using a flux-capacitor, a bit hard to get though
Also useable for other purposes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaVh33B4hNc
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To me,
Lead is not only a problem for the user,
but the whole production chain from mining
over processing to dealing with recycling or waste.
Im smoking about 50 cigareetes a day and been working
in some foundrys for years so poison is not an issue...
For train like reflow ovens in mass production and tons of product per hour in the world is major stuff, but for the hobbyist without fume extraction facilities, few grams of lead solder a year is not environmentally heavy. Few eclectics with paradise boards won't be stock piling the recycle industry like passed gen Iphones any time soon either. And saves the more toxic fumes of ROHS for the hobbyist. Of course you got metal plated inside by now, no worries.
About the DS2102 (not DS2072
But, OTH, for analyzing a working circuit it is real great, having 12bit A/D available is a great bonus, for measurement precision. The FFT's produced look great! The very large screen helps also
Overall, I'm real happy with it and would recommend the DS2102 to everyone
How much is noise RMS at 500uV sens for full out bandwidth and 20MHz limit with the crock clip shorting the probe's tip?
For train like reflow ovens in mass production and tons of product per hour in the world is major stuff, but for the hobbyist without fume extraction facilities, few grams of lead solder a year is not environmentally heavy. Few eclectics with paradise boards won't be stock piling the recycle industry like passed gen Iphones any time soon either. And saves the more toxic fumes of ROHS for the hobbyist. Of course you got metal plated inside by now, no worries.
I second that
As soon as time permits I will produce a picture, in the time that you are waiting have a look at this
EEVblog #369 - Rigol DS2000 Oscilloscope Playing Around - YouTube at this time (in the video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=TRy755StMak#t=667s
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But as Frans witnessed,Of course you got metal plated inside by now, no worries.
still kinda healthy...
The one 100Mhz one or the 70Mhz one are the same, they only have a fixed analog filter. The filter is not software controlled and you cannot upgrade (like in the previous models) the bandwidth. When bandwidth limited to 20Mhz I doubt that you will see the/a difference between the 200 and the 70Mhz versions. I will produce that picture.
I think the real difference is the 12bit capability, especially when producing FFT's. That is why I got a DS2000 version.
