A good PCB holder can make a huge difference in the assembly and testing process of your board. Without one, it makes your job much harder and introduces more risk for error which can result in damage. We like to use them to improve the efficiency, accuracy, and safety. In this article, we suggest 5 […]
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Lead has a lower melting point compared to most metals i.e., 327.5 degrees Celsius (Or 621.5 degrees Fahrenheit). What Affects Lead’s Melting Point? While the melting point of lead is around 327.6 degrees Celsius, lead (and other metals) can melt at different temperatures depending on several factors discussed below. I. External Pressure Lead’s melting point
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Desoldering pins can be a daunting task for beginners, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be a simple process. Whether you need to replace a faulty component on a circuit board or salvage parts from an old device, knowing how to desolder pins can save you time and money. In this blog
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To answer the question What Can I Use Instead of Electrical Tape, it’s important to define electrical tape. Electrical tape is specialized tape meant for insulating, protecting, and shielding wires, cables, and other components that conduct electricity. Electrical tape (or thermal insulation/insulating tape) has widespread applications in professional and domestic settings. The tape also varies
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If you’ve used a multimeter before, you’ve likely come across the word “OL“. What does this mean? What should you do next? Multimeters are important tools when handling electronics or doing electronic repairs, servicing, and installations. They are mainly used for measuring AC and DC current, AC and DC voltage, resistance, and continuity. When a
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The fundamental function of a PCB milling machine (printed circuit board machine) is that it selectively mills away a layer of copper on the substrate material, typically a laminate board, to develop conductive areas, pads, structures, and traces on the board surface. They can also drill holes, but they are not plated so if you
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