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Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) form the life-blood of electronics, connecting different individual components in devices like smart-phone phones and computers. The two main methods to choose from when you want to attach these components on a PCB fall under through-hole soldering and surface mount technology (SMT) soldering.

With through-hole soldering the PCB can be drilled to allow pins of a component into holes in your board. This method is best suited for projects that have fewer components with low mechanical strength allowing high current circuits.

SMT soldering, however allows for the components to be placed directly on top of the surface plane of a PCB without any holes needed. This methodology is disruptive, which obviously allow to shrink down the PCB size and make it ideal for compact devices like wearables where space saving plays an important role.

Notes on the Craftsmanship of Soldering PCB Components

Soldering components to PCB boards, however another beast and below are a few of the main points you should remember when soldering today. Ensure your soldering iron is at the correct heat for whatever components you are using, as getting too hot can damage things. In addition, the right amount of solder is striking a balance to prevent short circuits or weak joints.

It also means soldering as fast and clean as possible when it is time to do so. This type of mounting allows easy repair due to a slower reworking process as well can be dismounted later if necessary, but repeated and prolonged heating potentially damages the board or components so more caution should be made upon it.

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