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🔥 In this video I show you a few tecniques for soldering SMD components. We start easy with two pins components of size 1206, 0805, 0603 and 0402. Then some SOT23 and some SOP8 and SOP16. We also solder microcontroller, QFN chip with soldering stencil and solder paste and the hot air gun.

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[Adui]

"I am not an expert. But over the years I have practiced a lot" This means the only difference between you and an expert is you don't do it for a living. Thank you for sharing your EXPERT knowledge!!

[mitchbogart]

My most-needed, thorough, well-made tutorial ever!
I'm a 69-yr old EE & sw engineer and electronics enthusiast for over 60 years. SMD soldering passed me by because I was either doing software design or had hardware engineers who, when we architected PC-based systems, always contracted that out. When he occasionally had to change something, he took care of it. Then came STEM and semi-retirement and I got back into designing and building PCB based projects, and when needed, patenting designs. BIG problem - I never learned SMD soldering. I always claimed bad eyes and life was too short for that much frustration! I needed an AtoZ on SMD soldering. Your all-in-one-tutorial is simply perfect!
For example, I never bought separate flux, since one buys resin core solder anyway. 10 seconds of seeing how effective separate flux is for keeping solder in the right place, and the nice trick (which I will practice before soldering the 14-pin SOICs I plan to use), along with getting the right tweezers, soldering iron, and not goggle magnifiers but the screen version, has boosted this old engineer's confidence for the electronic equivalent of finally "learning to read" :-) Thank you very much! Instant subscriber.

[omkarkhade]

Showing us what mistakes we can do while working with smd components was the best part of your tutorial.
Thank you

[tourbiker]

this has to be the best I've seen yet. A heliarc welder for decades, My eyesight has degraded to the point that my right eye is basically worthless but for a bit of peripheral vision of 40% field of view.
I am convinced now after watching your video, I can use my microscope like yours, to level the field of view.
I'm excited to teach my one eye and hand eye co-ordination to function as well as someone learning to walk again.
Thank you so muvh for the Video.

[panaenrique]

im the only one how find this super relaxing? great video!

[ssalem]

ten hours of Electronics class in minutes. great service.

[onstr]

I'm 40 and just learning electronics. This made SMT a lot more approachable. Thanks for the quality video and taking a lot of mystery out of it for me.

[eternaldad]

this is the most thorough soldering instructional video I've ever seen. easily the most informative and instructional on this topic. THANK YOU!

[zetkorp]

I think it should be mentioned that isopropyl alcohol is just a solvent. So it will dilute the flux residue, but the residue is just spread all over within the solvent. If you let it dry, the flux is now a big sticky smudge everywhere. This is why you need to use paper tissue ( Like Kimtech Wipes) to absorb the alcohol containing the diluted flux residue. Once dry, you ll see that your pcb is neat and clean and your wipe is yellowish/brown (if using rosin flux. "No clean" fluxes won't). Q-tips like in this video will do, but not as efficient

[TinyMaths]

First learned to solder back in around 1990 when I was in college and we had a basic electronics class.
Been 'winging' it on and off over the years when I needed to do some soldering over the years. And now I realize there's so much more to it; I was missing tools and techniques and, at best, have been doing it inefficiently. Been thinking of taking a course again and this was pretty interesting to watch.

[Dubbelehalvezool]

Thank you for a very informative tutorial! I particularly like how you show some errors, which are essential for good instruction but often forgotten by instructors.

[steh]

This worked an absolute treat. At first I tried to individually solder the pads of a SOP30 op amp. Didn’t go well, then I watched this video and tried using this technique, but still using my finest soldering tip. The second I changed to a large chisel top it all fell in place and now it is beautifully soldered and soo easy 😁

[qwertybg]

This is the most clear and complete video that I saw about soldering.
Big thank you, is amazing!

[hiredgunsg]

I had no clue how to solder and wanted to install an MM3 chip to my Playstation. This video actually showed what I'll need to do the job and the technique I'll need to use to accomplish the task. This video is a wealth of information! Thank you very much!

[sherrit]

Absolutely perfect tutorial. I'm getting ready to solder a connector that pulled off cleanly from a robot vacuum. I feel confident that I can do this with this tutorial.

[yoyoyo-cnhu]

I'm so glad I clicked on this video. This was really helpful. I also realized that investing in high quality soldering materials is a must. I just finished my PCB a while ago and learning from this video saved so much of my time. Well done! Thank you, sooo much.

[thebestSteven]

Taught myself how to solder back in the mid 2000s as a young teenager. Needless to say I for years was HORRIBLE at soldering. didn't know about tinning the tip, didn't know about flux, anything. Wasn't until about a decade later, late in college when I learned a little more, slowly but surely. Unfortunately for my skills, everything has gone SMD and my knowledge and skills still haven't caught up. Finally, a little over 20 years later my knowledge and skills are about caught up, and I just had a digital camera for SMD soldering get delivered. I should finally be able to get so small SMD soldering done with acceptable quality. Thanks for this solder summary.

[sritamshrabanrath]

By clicking this video my 22:49 min haven't gone waste it so much worth it you deserve more sir keep going so much effort and so much information .Good day ahead 🎉

[rafalpedros]

Havent touched a soldering iron in 30 years. Got my confidence now. Thanks.

[alexnewton]

Such a great video. You explained each and everything perfectly that even a noob will understand. Lots of love from Nepal.