BEAUTIFUL! Micro Laser Soldering System - AWESOME! Cool Japan Technology
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2010
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CostaExtranjero 3 years ago
This technology would also make an excellent desoldering tool. For example one laser handpiece that would accept tips each of which will have mirrors right above the pins of the ic to be desoldered. Or movable mirrors with micro servos!
Heinsuniverse 2 years ago
beautiful!
fretl3ss 2 years ago
I believe within time this will be faster than reflow.
MaverickLoneshark 3 years ago in reply to p1oooop
You're doing it wrong!
p1oooop 3 years ago
this makes me cream my pants...
AspenFlight Media 2 years ago
ill take 1 please.
Siim Luigas 3 years ago in reply to MrCh053n
jep and there where other mistakes that had to be manually removed as well but on the other hand awsome! need to get a powerful laser and do a handhelt version.
Christopher Farrell 2 years ago
I agree with Albinorama... I want some more.... lol.
QuaintNotions 3 years ago
Dear Santa......
rtcwetOINK 2 years ago
sign me up
SMDSchablonen 3 years ago
This is nice :)
Aphichon Vongburee 3 years ago
"Thank you so much"
lhxperimental 2 years ago in reply to The Lightning Stalker
It was lead free solder probably, therefore not as shiniy
Miodrag Krstic 2 years ago
This is Sex on a Stick , porn for engeneers as Dave Jones would say.
Michael Stockwell 4 years ago
You take a multilayer pcb with an exceptionally thick ground plane, and this would blow away ERSA or jade soldering by far. For that matter, in the case of fine pitch soldering, especially on a lead free assembly, this would do what cannot currently be done with either of those methods. I like this!
Arthur Dent 3 years ago
1:04 burns hole through pad. Oops! shows how powerful the laser is.
helmut666kohl 4 years ago
Wow something new and nice to add to a self-made CNC.
Thanks Subaru!
iRouRoui 3 years ago
omg
yotwoboy walruski 4 years ago
SO PERFECT
DanielTseng100 2 years ago in reply to Neeraj Rane
laser is more accurate
nabijaczleweli 2 years ago
Awesome! How much is it? - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
For those who are wondering what this method is good for; some optoelectronic components are temperature sensitive and cannot be soldered using an oven or soldering iron. This method localize the heat on the joint to be soldered, so the component itself does not heat as much.
I love it how TH-cam recommends only the newest technology to us
lmao it do be like that
Its 19 yrs old video lol
@@MohdAzylee 9*
@@MohdAzylee his comment was sarcastic 🙄
What year is it
This may not be the best method of soldering, however its probably the coolest thing I've ever seen thought!!
Since it's soldering and high temperature, it's one of the hottest things I've ever seen.
Wafi Azmi Hartono because you could put it in a reflow oven and do all at once.
@@zachburke8906 with this method no overheating of components
Wafi Hartono you will get problems soldering bgas for example (chips with their pins below them)
@Kenny one of the brightest, for sure.
that's the most satisfying video I have ever seen.
I wish my soldering machines were less expensive.
but superb, tech....
Wow something new and nice to add to a self-made CNC.
Thanks Subaru!
Thats beautiful ..... and amazing.
Excellent video and idea. (Thanks)
Very interesting to watch "State of the Art Technology" in action. Very nice video, magnification was superb and crystal clear!
I am in love with this!!!
I wouldn't be surprised if the PCB was cold to touch straight after. Very nice!
Yeah it looks like heat retention by the board would be nearly eliminated by this. Nice :)
meaning not very strong solder joint. you really need the soldering metal to be hot too so it can be wet with solder
jSkrat Nyarlathotep you can tell by the joint that it has even surface tension and cohesion all the way out to the corners of the pad you can only do this with adequate heat (over heating is another story) These SMT pads do not take much to heat up. Now some heavy copper PCB pads or through holes with grounds that are common to one big plane may be a different story but you can always preheat the entire board in an oven for that scenario.
@@latenttweet some of these joints looked like cold joints to me..
@@daijoubu4529 only the SMD looked cold to me
*Very instructive ,Thank you* 👍👍👍👍
Gorgeous 😍 beautiful ❤️
This is so satisfying to watch!
This would actually be quite useful for soldering some of the smaller components when you need to minimize heat dissipation into the part itself. Sensitive MSL components immediately come to mind.
Is anyone just gonna ignore this video description? It's hilarious 😂
That's a thing of beauty!
TH-cam recommendations are getting better
Я обожаю TH-cam, за то, что он рекомендует таких старых видео 10 лет назад давности)))
It's so satisfying to watch.
This is so satisfying to watch
Oh my god i love it look at that perfection awww no worries of other components . Bravo who made that
Reading these comments has shown me a niche of people that love, and I mean LOVE, soldering.
Nice. I wouldn't mind one of these. Or actually, a few of these.
Me : browsing some trailers
TH-cam : hey look at this 10 year old technology, you're going to love it !!!
Same here...
STFU
Amazing laser assisted soldering..
beautiful, awesome, coll, japan ttechnology
Beautiful.
fantastic!
Woow thats beautiful
This is so satisfying
Beautiful 👌👍
Awesome machines....!
Very satisfying video....
thanks for the video !
every time I do a repair soldering I cannot figure how they got the soldering to work so perfectly that's amazing
This idea has been around a long time, but this is the first one I've seen that works (there are LOTS of others on the market)
awesome work
Melting soldering wire is so satisfying.
so satisfying
beautiful!
Wonderful!
Perfect work :3
Microchip nanotechnology
Beautiful~
Nice work
Beautiful
Fantastic
Wow, that's cool.
This is really cool! Probably slow as heck compare to a reflow oven, but I can see where it would be useful. Maybe on boards with components with vastly different soldering temperatures, like some DDPAKs on big ground planes or screw lugs or standoffs right next to plastic connectors and sensors. And maybe with repair and rework of existing boards.
Now to replicate this in DYI fashion!
You take a multilayer pcb with an exceptionally thick ground plane, and this would blow away ERSA or jade soldering by far. For that matter, in the case of fine pitch soldering, especially on a lead free assembly, this would do what cannot currently be done with either of those methods. I like this!
So satisfying 😋
wow beautiful
wow!!I need this! well.... I want this.
It's too amazing 😍😍😍
Amazing 😍
That´s cool. Thumb up.
Excellent
Incredible!!!!
Very cool indeed
Amazing!
This is one of the options for local soldering, which is desirable for temperature-sensitive components, thin PWBs(when warpage is a big concern), and rework.
can we appreciate how the creator writes some of the comments in video description?
amazing tech
Amazing !!
I totally need a laser soldering iron in my Life.
Looks amazing, I am sure it could be tuned so that the solder won’t touch the one next to it.
Very very very very COOL 😎😎😎😎
Perfect!
Amazing
I'm gonna need one of those for the house.
i love soldering
日本の技術最高！
Fascinating
Beauty in liquid motion.
Sci-Fi Laser sounds playing in my mind! 😂
Pew pew
very very good
Perfect :)
very nice indeed.
This would allow the use of components on a board that would normally be damaged with conventional reflow soldering.
I think that that is the main reason for the development of this. It is certainly a lot slower than thermal reflow.
Wow Nice
Awesome
Have been practicing some SMD soldering recently. I curse TH-cam for suddenly deciding to remind me that a machine will always be able to do every skill to which I aspire far better than I.
"The depressing thing about tennis is that no matter how good I get, I'll never be as good as a wall." -- Mitch Hedberg
heyidiot escalator temporarily stairs....sorry for the convenience
Let me guess, you used to do some SMD soldering. You still do, but you used to too?
Lewis needs this
this is oddly satisfying for someone used with manual soldering
Absolutamente wow!
Das ist ja genial :-)
This is nice :)
There were a few spills around but still very good
Great potential.
100% satisfaction!
Integration of this method into a pick and place. Fantastic for small runs. No stencil, no oven.
Interesting!
I agree with Albinorama... I want some more.... lol.
A video from 2010 .... wow the tech.
Wow 👏👏👏👏
Красота !
👍😎
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Cool !!!
mind blown
now i want one :-)
yet I guess oven works for now :-)
I'm so gonna build this.