Hi Vunce,
I also use a similar method method with paste and hot plate / hot air. I find that it is neater and saves time. I use a hypodermic syringe and 21ga tapered (blue) plastic nozzle to apply paste. No hot iron tip needed. It’s very precise and equivalent to applying flux. But then all you have to do is plop the MELF or chip resistor, or active on the pads with the paste. All the parts are placed (you don’t have to place all of the project is huge like 200 to 700 parts). Heating with a hot plate on the bottom to get close to liquidus point (125C) and then let the hot air pencil take it up to the rest allows pinpoint control of local heating to minimize time a part sees above 155C. This temp varies for the paste you use. A very low speed air flow eliminates blowing the parts around. The paste has flux built in and the whole thing wets and makes a nice fillet joint. No cleaning needed hence “no clean paste” designation. Here are some examples of my success with this method.
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Ohmite look great, as do Dale. I mainly use Beyschlag and Yageo, but just pick by TC (50ppm or better) and tolerance (+/-1%).
Hi Suzy,
May I ask the reference of the mini spade connectors (male & female) you are using in this build?
They seem better and a bit thicker than the ones I currently have. Thanks.
Cheers,
Jacques
May I ask the reference of the mini spade connectors (male & female) you are using in this build?
They seem better and a bit thicker than the ones I currently have. Thanks.
Cheers,
Jacques
Hi Jacques,
They're a faston 110 connector, in 0.8mm (vs the more usual 0.5mm) thickness.
Here's the Female connector:
https://au.mouser.com/Connectors/Terminals/110-FASTON-Series/_/N-5g5u?P=1ywwwf4Z1yphpxn
And the male one that gets soldered to the PCB:
https://au.element14.com/amp-te-connectivity/63756-1/terminal-pcb-tab-1-4mm/dp/2841308
They're a faston 110 connector, in 0.8mm (vs the more usual 0.5mm) thickness.
Here's the Female connector:
https://au.mouser.com/Connectors/Terminals/110-FASTON-Series/_/N-5g5u?P=1ywwwf4Z1yphpxn
And the male one that gets soldered to the PCB:
https://au.element14.com/amp-te-connectivity/63756-1/terminal-pcb-tab-1-4mm/dp/2841308
It seems the only source for SST404, so i tried to order some, that also can build a nice (Beauty) one.
Finish to checkout and no happy end. It does not work, tree times replied to support service.
Page is showing no ECS....
I can push the button for checkout and nothing happens.
That is not how should a big Electronic supplier should work, or i am wrong?
If others have same problem or can help me out, please let me no.
Best Regards
Hagen.
Finish to checkout and no happy end. It does not work, tree times replied to support service.
Page is showing no ECS....
I can push the button for checkout and nothing happens.
That is not how should a big Electronic supplier should work, or i am wrong?
If others have same problem or can help me out, please let me no.
Best Regards
Hagen.
Micross claim to also have them, from Linear Systems (Not CA Logic).
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Many Thanks for quickly replying.
First look seems that it needs a call or mail contact.
Hmm, will see.
First look seems that it needs a call or mail contact.
Hmm, will see.
Found it, but delivery costs are extremely high.
Near 17 Euro (Royal Mail) for 30 Euro parts.
Will try ones more to solve problem in Future Electronic Shop.
Near 17 Euro (Royal Mail) for 30 Euro parts.
Will try ones more to solve problem in Future Electronic Shop.
Hi Hagen,
Did you sign in the website ?
No problems here with Future Electronics. Received them here in France three days after ordering, from the German division. Super fast.
Cheers,
Jacques