If, instead of using high temperature to solder the component, I use a low temperature conductive epoxy (55C) to bond it. Do I still need to bake the component at 150C for 24 hours?
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If, instead of using high temperature to solder the component, I use a low temperature conductive epoxy (55C) to bond it. Do I still need to bake the component at 150C for 24 hours?
\Lego
Hi,
If you are not heat up the part (>150c), you dont need to bake it before.