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Soldering a 3 Axis Accelerometer
I'll show you how to solder a 3-axis accelerometer sensor using hot air and flux.
This method works for all chips of this type, Arduino, etc.
The hot air was set to 358C, airspeed 18.
Here are links to the tools used in this video:
➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4
➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7
➤ QuadHands Clamps: amzn.to/3sBXtj1
➤ AmScope Microscope: amzn.to/3Bqxcb7
➤ Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3q1H7jb
➤ Hot Air Station: amzn.to/3lHJaGR
➤ $60 Hot Air/Solder Combo: amzn.to/36ZPzc8
Please help out the channel by using the affiliate links above.
00:00 Intro
00:26 Put Flux
02:56 Use Hot Air
05:18 Test Results
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Please leave comments down below!
This method works for all chips of this type, Arduino, etc.
The hot air was set to 358C, airspeed 18.
Here are links to the tools used in this video:
➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4
➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7
➤ QuadHands Clamps: amzn.to/3sBXtj1
➤ AmScope Microscope: amzn.to/3Bqxcb7
➤ Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3q1H7jb
➤ Hot Air Station: amzn.to/3lHJaGR
➤ $60 Hot Air/Solder Combo: amzn.to/36ZPzc8
Please help out the channel by using the affiliate links above.
00:00 Intro
00:26 Put Flux
02:56 Use Hot Air
05:18 Test Results
Check us out on: solderingironguide.com
Please leave comments down below!
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Best Battery Powered LED Light Strips with Switch and Remote
Просмотров 36 тыс.2 года назад
I'll show you which LED strip lights I like to use and also which rechargeable battery packs with switch and remote controls are best for these LED lights. I also talk about waterproof, addressable, and why to use dimmable LED strip lights. Here are links to the LED lights and battery packs seen in this video: ➤ 16 Ft Standard LED: amzn.to/3xvoGYJ ➤ 16 Ft Waterproof LED: amzn.to/3qySGBR ➤ 16 Ft...
Best Portable Soldering Iron TS100 with Battery Pack
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.2 года назад
I'll show you the TS100 soldering iron and a great battery pack to use with it. You will see a few ways I solder with it, soldering wires to a circuit board, and a QFN solder touch-up. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ TS100 w/ BC2 Tip: amzn.to/3OkQLHZ ➤ Battery Pack: amzn.to/3vlGvGV ➤ DC2.5 Cable amzn.to/3KSqDSD ➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4 ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤...
How to Solder Wires to a Circuit Board
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
I'll show you how to solder wires to a circuit board using soldering iron and flux. You will also see how to connect a wire to a PCB trace, and how to cut the trace if needed. And how to use tape and conformal coating to hold the wire and create waterproof for your PCB. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4 ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤ QuadHands C...
Repair a Micro USB Port
Просмотров 42 тыс.2 года назад
I'll show you how to repair solder a female micro USB port using hot air soldering with flux. This method works for other plug types: mini USB, USB C, etc. Also, how to test the micro USB port pins using a multimeter. If you need to buy a new micro USB port, check out mouser.com. The hot air was set to 385C. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4 ➤ ChipQ...
How to Solder Wires with GREAT RESULTS
Просмотров 5802 года назад
This video will show you how to solder electrical wires together using a soldering iron and flux. This method works for tiny wires, stranded copper wires, and larger wires. Also, what to do if solder doesn't stick to wire. The second part of the video shows how to solder wires without a soldering iron using heat shrink solder butt connectors. The soldering iron was set to 300C, but for smaller ...
Soldering 0402 Components by Hand
Просмотров 16 тыс.2 года назад
This video will show you how to solder 0402 SMD resistors by hand using a soldering iron. I recommend a chisel tip BC2, see recommended soldering iron link below. The soldering iron temperature was set to 300C, and the flux used is ChipQuik NoClean 30cc Syringe. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤ Hakko Tweezers: amzn.to/3HQxM4o ➤ QuadHands Clamps:...
Soldering MCU & QFN IC Chips with Hot Air Station
Просмотров 50 тыс.2 года назад
This video will show you how to reflow solder a QFN chip. We will remove, inspect, and replace an MCU (microcontroller) using a hot rework station. The hot air station is 1000 watts, and the flux used is ChipQuik NoClean 30cc Syringe. Hot air temperature setting is 385C and 36 air speed. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤ Hakko Tweezers: amzn.to/3...
Desoldering SOT23 Parts with Hot Air
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 года назад
I will show you how to desolder and solder a SOT23 part on a PCB using hot air station soldering. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ Hot Air Station: amzn.to/3lHJaGR ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤ AmScope Microscope: amzn.to/3Bqxcb7 ➤ Hakko Tweezers: amzn.to/3HQxM4o ➤ QuadHands Clamps: amzn.to/3sBXtj1 ➤ Soldering Iron: amzn.to/3q1H7jb ➤ Air Duster Cans: amzn.to/3KE9cF3 CHECK ...
PCB Depaneling
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 года назад
How to depanel a PCB, including depaneling tools and methods Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ Hakko Depaneling Tool: amzn.to/3GMYOIw Check us out on: solderingironguide.com
How to use a Hot Air Rework Station with Flux Soldering
Просмотров 9 тыс.2 года назад
How to solder with a hot air rework station, using a no-clean flux to repair a part. The hot air station is the Quick, and the flux used is ChipQuik 30cc Syringe. Hot air temperature is set to 380C and 18 air speed. Here are links to the tools used in this video: ➤ 63/37 Solder: amzn.to/36Tkff4 ➤ ChipQuik Flux: amzn.to/32WgvY7 ➤ QuadHands Clamps: amzn.to/3sBXtj1 ➤ AmScope Microscope: amzn.to/3B...
mini b USB very bad
when you have the pharameter uses the outside pins?, i mean the 5v In pin and the GND pin? i understood that the 3 middle pins are of data.
Yes, the outside pins are +5V and Gnd
I love how you go step by with your video now I understand
Thank you!
Use flux and low melt solder.
This is actually way trickier than I thought. I've managed to wreck one replacement port already. How to get solder to adhere to the holding "legs" by ensuring they're hot enough WITHOUT melting the plastic inside the port?! You made it look so easy!
Ebike applications 👍🏽⚡️
Micro USB ports are total design fail...
For god sake, get your self something smaller, even a t245 would be better. Ideally for this size you should work with t210 or even t115
I have a problem with one of my old phones. The Alcatel OT-665A. The charging port is loose & it came off. So how can I make it work again? 🤔
what temp and airflow bro??
I keep my hotair station at 380C and medium airflow, you then make adjustments to speed and temp by moving near or far from the part as needed. For larger PCBs and larger parts, you may need to crank the temperature much higher and/or use a hot plate.
big thank you
I'm doing this after one month of training at work! I'm super excited. I'm glad I'm extremely nearsighted. It helps a lot with these ridiculously tiny components.
Yes, that helps and the microscope is even better!
True.
nice fingernails!
Also those tweezers are very fine too!!
hello, what is the best temp in °c for this exercise ? i think 450?
380 C is what I use.
@@solderingironguide thank you :)
You should use flux ..and cap tape ...you have many small components near ...it's not indicated your method...good luck
is it the flux that holds the part in place? When I try to do it, the parts move all over the place and I have a big project coming up that has a couple hundred 0402 components and I don't think I want to hand solder all of them if there's a better way!
lower your airflow speed, and/or use a bigger nozzle. a smaller funnel nozzle forces the air out faster
If I was to send you a small board with a few parts that need reflowed , would you ?
This video gives me hope. I always thought I couldn't solder cause I have slightly shaky hands. But it's just bad technic with no flux. I've learned so much with these videos.
I'm glad it helps.
New subscriber here. That's a good way of showing different video angles. Thank you.
Thank you for this information. Can you write the name of the large battery?
Everything should be listed in the Description section
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️- If a 5 star rating were to ever mean anything. All 5 would be yours. You & this video here are by far the best instruction video I've seen heard & understood completely the first time. Thank you kindly 👍🏆🥇
Thank You!
When I tried this on a broken Samsung galaxy J5, it blew off all these tiny parts next to the port.🫣
Would be nice to actually see them in action
Sir I wonder if you can please help me I’m disabled and I wanted to know do you have your own company that I can contact for some work done for some medical equipment that I have. How much do you charge and do you have a website that I can go to thank you.
Sure, reach us at support at solderingironguide.com
Hi Tom, I went to the website that you suggested, but there’s nothing on there about Support just items of soldering material
Great video. You saved me a lot of work and money.
Glad I could help
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Thats a clean board, did you design it?
Yes, also had help from my Altium designer. You always want to have more than one person involved in hardware design/layout.
@solderingironguide ideally yeah. Looks really nice!
Is the 60$ Hot Air/Solder Combo link from the description correct? Or has the price changed that much in two years? :D
I see $69 with a 10% coupon
Good job, well done. Is there any possibility to check the connexion between the chip termlnals and the different pads before putting it to work?
You should not need to check the mcu -> pad connections, unless you suspect a broken trace somewhere. Just use a multi-meter from the mcu pin to pad. Using a good flux will make sure there are no solder bridging issues too.
@@solderingironguide All right, thanks a lot.
How you do that, iam heating since 1h nothing happened
You need to have a good hot air station, recommend 1000 watt
You finger blocks the view couldn't see jack
1:27 you blew off one smd resistor from the board
Haha 😄 nice eye
Looks like the tweezers knocked it off, then the hot air blew it away
Not only that. He also bridged ground to that pin.
I have a question about the battery pack and cool white led string. How do I contact you for a quick question?
I thought it would be difficult. I have to get the flux i have a heat gun so that should suffice. Thanks good vid
A heat gun is not the same thing
today I lifted my table while a kvm switch was in a bad position between the moving desk and wall, and yanked the micro USB port off the circuit board. Wondering if this is a better solution to purchasing new. I don't have the tools so might be better off replacing :( Thanks for video either way
Does the port have to be the exact same for the replacement? I can’t find the micro usb female port that’s exactly like the one I need replaced.
You should try a few of them, if it solders down it should work.
You don't renew benith the ic
Are there any led short-strip lights with a very small battery case? Thinking to install LED behind a small wall installation but there are no power outlets close so want smth on batteries that can all hide behind this installation
hi there- great video , thanks so much. Quick question- for running 2 led strips( 5m and 2m) could I run off 1 battery pack by using a USB adaptor that allows me to use 2 usb's in one port.
Yes, that should work.
@@solderingironguide thanks so much for quick reply. Good wishes x
Our big goofy fingers look so clunky under any type of magnification. You feel like you are being delicate and gentle then you see how jerky and sloppy your motions are. I always think "Do I really shake that much?"
Thanks so much this helped a lot
Glad it helped
This was an AWWSOME video. Thank you for making it
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Can I remove thr microusb and replace it with usb c?
No, you can't change it to a USB C, it has different board footprint, size, and wiring
I'm about to reflow a QFN and 0402 chips. Just watched and got some feelings about it. Thanks.
What was the temp of your iron to solder the 0402 parts?
I just keep my ts100 iron at the default 300C for almost all soldering. If the pcb is large and I'm soldering the side of a part that touches the ground plane, the iron may loose heat, so I will use the hot air to warm the board.
Hey great video! Question for you, if I want to buy that battery pack, but I want motion sensored LED strips, what is the best led strip to buy?
Hi, you can add this motion sensor to the standard lights mentioned in the description: amzn.to/3QMzRG6
Hello. Great video. I’m looking at running 2 separate runs of 5 meters long of water proof strip lights. Would it be better to run two power packs? Will I get more run time the bigger the power pack? Thanks.
Thanks. Yes, 2 battery packs would give you more runtime as well as a larger pack. Be sure to get dimmable lights, the dimming, even a little, really helps it run longer.
How big of a power pack would you suggest. I see them as high as 80 dollars on the Amazon link. If dimmed properly, what kind of runtime might I get. I’m hoping for a few hours at least.
For several hours of runtime, you can use 2 of the small packs in my description.
Thanks. You have been more helpful than all the businesses I have called today. Do you recommend any particular web site for purchasing the dimmers and connectors in your video?
The dimmer is built in to the led strip you buy, just search one that is dimmable and the length you need. Both + connectors on amazon too.
There is no link….what are the names and power of the packs
Hi kwserr, check the description in the video, I show all the parts and links there.
The board I have has lost the solder in the surface mount pin slots so the micro usb port can’t make a connection, is there way to fill those slots back up with solder?
Just use liquid flux to fill the holes, then put solder on the iron tip and touch it to the holes and the solder will fill them up. Then you can use the hot air to let the part sink in.
I don't know why there is solder mask on the bottom exposed pad footprint. That proably makes it more difficult to solder properly.
You might be right, but we follow the ref designs from TI when making our PCBs.