Hi,
I have a amplifier ADA4700 and I need to solde this component on the board the EVALPRAHVOPAMP-1RZ_UG-670 who have a special location for. Thanks for your answer
Hi,We usually use solder paste at the pad, you align the unit to be soldered and then expose it to hot air.Regards,Goz
If I pur the component in this place, I can't acces under the pad to solde, you say "then expose it to hot air" What do you mean ? under the component or above the component ?
Now I see how to solde this component and I close the ticket thanking you in advance.
Best regards.
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À: "yann do" <yann.do@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr>
Envoyé: Mardi 17 Juillet 2018 12:23:58
Objet: Re: - Re: How to solde the exposed pad on the board
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Re: How to solde the exposed pad on the board
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We usually use solder paste at the pad, you align the unit to be soldered and then expose it to hot air.
Regards,
Goz
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Hi,It should be above the component for proper alignment since the heat will flow throughout the area where you direct your equipment.Regards,Goz