September 24, 2009 at 10:59 Video tutorial on soldering and disassembling. Continuation
The beginning is here
Now I will show you how to use a soldering iron:
Actakom ATR-4501 as a hair dryer for me:
This is just a hair dryer, it is a complete copy of the QUICK hair dryer (which it does not hide). It costs a little - twice as much as the super popular Lukey 852D, but the quality is on the level and does not skip from product to product.
In the last topic, I was asked how to seal the memory of SSOP packages (for example, as in routers) - they asked, we answer. True, this is not memory, it is a USB-UART converter, but it has a case with a similar step, except that there are fewer legs.
Well, finally, the grandfather's method of dismantling microcircuits in artisanal conditions, without special tools:
Want more? Wellcome to my website. There, in the “Amateur Radio Technologies” section, there are much more video lessons, although they were shot without a mega tripod, but nothing, soon I will rewrite them on new equipment =)
Now I will show you how to use a soldering iron:
Actakom ATR-4501 as a hair dryer for me:
This is just a hair dryer, it is a complete copy of the QUICK hair dryer (which it does not hide). It costs a little - twice as much as the super popular Lukey 852D, but the quality is on the level and does not skip from product to product.
In the last topic, I was asked how to seal the memory of SSOP packages (for example, as in routers) - they asked, we answer. True, this is not memory, it is a USB-UART converter, but it has a case with a similar step, except that there are fewer legs.
Well, finally, the grandfather's method of dismantling microcircuits in artisanal conditions, without special tools:
Want more? Wellcome to my website. There, in the “Amateur Radio Technologies” section, there are much more video lessons, although they were shot without a mega tripod, but nothing, soon I will rewrite them on new equipment =)