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simple pcb smd reflow heater
Aluminum PCB Reflow Heater
- Cheap Design: Only m3 screws and nuts, an adjustable dc power supply and wires are required to build this project.
- Open source: Hardware licensed under MIT License and creating using KiCad
Instructions:
- Power Supply Connection: Connect the Aluminum PCB Reflow Heater to a compatible adjustable DC power supply using the smd solder pads for wires.
- Voltage Setting: Set the desired voltage on the dc power supply and measure the temperature using a thermocouple or an infrared thermometer. Ensure that the temperature range is appropriate for the solder paste being used.
- Preheat: Allow the device to preheat until it reaches the required temperature.
- Reflow Process: Once preheated, carefully place the PCB with solder paste onto the heater surface.
- Cool Down: After completing the reflow process, allow the PCB to cool down naturally before handling.
simple pcb smd reflow heater
Project images are for reference only. Actual production is based on the manufacturing files on the project page.
Please review the designer's notes (e.g., PCB thickness) and select the appropriate options.
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for issues caused by unsuitable parameter selections.
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