Surface Mount Soldering 101
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2007
- Instructions for Soldering and Desoldering SMDs featuring up-close shots of fine-pitch soldering.
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I'm not just talking about videos about soldering -- this is seriously the most content-dense and most helpful video I think there is on this platform. And it's more than 15 years old at the time of writing.
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Just gotta say I have viewed thousands upon thousands of TH-cam videos, but never before have I learned so much from just one video. Thanks!
Of all the videos I've watched, this nails it. Well done. Thanks
Wow, I did not know this type of soldering was possible at a consistent level!
You should have been a surgeon!
I have done a LOT of soldering in my days, and this video is extremely great! It is sad to see so many people on the internet showing off their poor soldering skills, but this video does not fall into that category. Thanks!
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As someone with no interest in electronics and barely able to hold a steady conversation let alone a micro soldering iron, I had no reason to watch this video.... and yet was totally blown away.. awesome job. If only more youtube vids were this good!
One of the best tutorials I have seen for soldering and de soldering surface mounted components.
Most excellent. Thank you. A fine example of how to do a "how to" video. Many players would have taken 30:00 or more to cover what you did here. Bravo.
One of the best tutorials I have seen for soldering and de soldering surface mounted components. Bravo!!
A nice clean video with a large learning content - for the beginners and for advanced in electronics. The showed methodes and tools give more power to the DIY as professional technician - I hope to see more of these videos.
Another thing learned today - added to the list.
Excellent narration. Clear and concise instruction. Thanks for your generosity and a general thanks to all TH-cam posters for sharing your wealth of knowledge.
Your skill makes it look *way* simpler than it actually is, but your explanations made it slightly less dreadful for me, so thank you!
Best vid I've seen on this subject - Informative on HOW to do it, as well as tips on associated things like fixing. thank you! just what i needed.
Russ from Coral Springs, Fl
Excellent video! Very nice camera work, up-close detail work and explanation. Thanks for making it
This is a quality video. Comfortably-paced, informative and thorough. The camera/editing work was also spot-on. Great video!
Super vid, thanks!
And, hands up who pressed the dislike button - this video is professionally recorded, scripted and narrated, what on earth is there to dislike?!
Thanks! I was able to put together the Elenco Surface Mount Function Generator kit together, a requirement for my 100 level IPC certification courses, and we had no previous instruction in SMT soldering. Your video was the only prep I had other than seeing pictures of what proper joints look like, and it was a successful endeavor. Thanks!
Never thought that was possible by hand. Awesome video!
Great video. I could watch those quality of tutorials all day.
This is one of the best instructional videos of any kind that I've ever seen. Fine video, complete and clear explanations. I'm very impressed.
great video. i've been soldering for years ,and this really buffed my SMD/SMT skills. You have mad skills to do that without magnification
Thank you very much sir. This is really helpful video.
Wininda Kith,
3rd year student,
Faculty of Engineering,
University of Peradeniya,
Sri Lanka.
You are a soldering Master!!! RESPECT...
Very nice instructional video and I see that you have a lot of skill in soldering. Thanks for showing us.
I'm just starting my education in electronic technology and I will be doing a lot of soldering and watching these surface mount soldering videos make my heart stop :(
Thanks, Mario. I have a kurzweil that needs a new chip, and it's been a long time since I changed anything more than a cap. I had a Ungar when I was a kid but after three decades, it's gone. Awesome to imagine how many people are fixing things for themselves because of all these great tutorial videos. I have three lcd tv's that cost me four dollars to fix, all because of cheap broken caps.
At first soldering surface components was hard. After this video, I can do it while i lunch.
Thank you so much!
I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video!
Excellent. I did my first SMD project using this. Thank you.
flux flux flux. Tried doing it before I watched this video - assumed flux core solder would do the job... no go. Bought a flux pen, and BLAM - no problems. Thanks!
Great video! It was as if I was doing it myself... The only thing I can add is when using solder-wick, do not press down hard on the solder-wick with the tip of the iron. The excess pressure combined with the heat of the iron can lift pads. Also, keep an eye out for shards or small strands of solder-wick wire left behind from the braid as they become potential electrical shorts! And remember... Flux is your friend! Nice work Curious Inventor! Bravo!
Wonderful quality video on the subject. And best of all it's backed up by quality work to demonstrate the techniques.
Once again, another highley detailed and informative video from CuriousInventor. Good job!
Excellent tutorial this has given me some very useful tips before I start my project thanks I wish there was more videos like this crystal clear no waffling on about stuff that doesn't matter and excellent camera work. I'm glad I watched this otherwise I would of stuffed up my project as I've never fitted surface mount components before
Excellent, just what I was looking for! Thanks so much for the magnification, makes it so much clearer.
this is the best tutorial on this topic I've seen
Awesome just needed a reminder. Just 2 minutes did it. Thanks
Your slodering skills are amazing. I wish I could solder like that, but I guess with the right tools equipment & a bit of practise I could be nearly as good.
This is how a "solder pro" does it you might want to ad...i am at the learning stage and it takes alot of practice to be able to do this and yes you will at some point fail while learning the progress of soldering.With that said i want to thank you for a great video tutorial.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial on SMD. soldering. This was very helpful.
excellent tutorial! I'm on a roll now. Good narration.
Great Tutorial! Clear and concise. Thanks!
this is a truly great tutorial! beautiful video quality, clear instructions, accurate-seeming information and amazing detail! one small question: how do you keep a steady hand when working with these small components? thanks!
Thank you Curiuos Inventor dude, exactly what I was looking for! Typed in SMT soldering and your video got right to the point.
very good video. always wondered how somebody prototypes with these quad chips and surface mount devices before the products are finalized.
thanks. I found that resting the side of your hand on something helps to reduce jitters a lot.
Thanks for making the video. Planning on replacing some smd and this is a great tutorial.
Wow, that was a really, really awesome! Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
Absolutely fantastic video, extremely clear and full of useful stuff..
Great video! I was searching for a video exactly like this. It was informative and easy to understand. The demonstrations were great.
i'm going to need to solder some SMD soon for the 1st time for a personal project. I have some TFQP 64 and some SSOP 24.. this video has made me less scared about it :)
great video, really showing how easy it is with not a lot of tools! mind you, good tools. Well done. thanks.
You all are AWESOME !!!!
awesome video. thank you very much.
superb video, It helps many technicians ...
Such a great quality video and very clear explanation too!
Awesome work! Thank you for such a great tutorial!!
What a great tutorial! Any advice on a decent brand of soldering station?
Thanks this was really concise and useful. It make me want to fire up my iron right now and practice.
Thanks this this excellent video! I will certainly be using some of these techniques in the future.
Thank You for this great Tutorial.
nice, did you make a little column with the tape or just lay it on top of surrounding areas?
Realy good soldering toturial !
Thank you for making this video! It's very helpful.
Fascinating and informative. 0% extraneous stuff = infinite SNR. Thanks!
Awesome. I always thought that it was impossible to do by hand.
Thanks for the vid upload!
An outstanding video, thank you for posting!
Amazing tutorial! Thanks!
I am very excited to Get my IPC cert in January in SMD reworking and your vids are very helpful for me to prep for the class. Thank you. What are your thoughts on ir rework stations? Seems like they are overkill unless your swapping BGA and CPU size components? I'm using a hot air station for desoldering MacBook and iPad connectors and components and my concern is over heating the PCB, I'm considering a Scotle IR but the cost is a killer, any ideas?
This is awesome! I wish I could solder like that...
Very useful and informative. Thank you.
Wow. This was awesome! Thanks!
Excellent videos.I was wondering,is it possible to mount those chips in some other way without solder iron?
I'm curious where did you get those board for practicing? Very good video, thank you!
Wonderful video. Actually all of your videos are very well done. Thank you so much for the instructive videos! Very helpful indeed. If I may ask, how long have you been soldering?
I 'm almost ready to try this. I would really like to see how you do surface mounted chips using a stencil like they have at Polu.
Nice work done
Awesome video, uber comprehensive
Cheers for the tutorial mate! much appreciated!
Thanks dude. This is a still helping out!
great video chief... seriously... pro job man
very, very useful tutorial. thanks for making this!
Pro video quality, great guide!
Very helpful video. Thanks!
Fantastic Video! Thank you very very much for this! 👍☺
Very good teaching. ThanQ I need to soldering in industrial process by the use of sms rework stations
Very good instructions.
Very helpful and interesting video clip . Thanks for sharing.
This is a really helpful video
Super helpful, thanks so much!
Well Done Video, Well Planned & Executed !
excellent tutorial. thank you.
Really helpful. Thanks.
Holy shit I actually fixed my mp3 player!!!
Very nice. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you!
PS: Right now their are 555 views. It's kind of ironic since a 555 timer is SMD!
Thanks. Not sure if this answers your question, but 603 is the shape of the package, and lots of different components can be produced in that package: resistors, capacitors, LEDs, inductors, chokes, etc. 603 implies SMD.
Fantasy tutorial, thanks! I’ve been using wick the wrong way.
@hamnose Older boards may have built up corrosion and require more aggressive flux. Try some water soluble stuff, but be sure to wash it off.
What liquid flux should I purchase? I have a LQFP chip (128 pins. 0.5mm pitch), and I do have a syringe of MG chemical flux paste but it's from 2 years ago, although I never used it. and I only opened it for the first time about a week ago. However, I took the tip from you that liquid flux may be better for the 128 pin package. However, what is the best liquid flux for my my purpose?