Citation
(2002), "IPC-VT-42/43 hand soldering for through-hole components", Soldering & Surface Mount Technology, Vol. 14 No. 1. https://doi.org/10.1108/ssmt.2002.21914aae.002
Publisher
:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2002, MCB UP Limited
IPC-VT-42/43 hand soldering for through-hole components
IPC-VT-42/43 hand soldering for through-hole components
IPC has launched two new hand soldering training videos IPC-VT-42/43. These new hand soldering videos demonstrate hand soldering theory and procedures under highly magnified/ideal conditions to visually imprint the proper procedures and practices (Plate 1).
Plate
1 Hand soldering for through-hole components
IPC-VT-42 Hand Soldering for Through- Hole Components
This video covers tools, materials and other workstation practices such as:
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Personal safety considerations
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ESO prevention
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Soldering iron types
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Temperature selection and heat transfer principles
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How to avoid thermal damage
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Tip and solder types! sizes and applications
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Flux theory and low residue fluxes
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Wetting principles
IPC-VT-43 Hand Soldering for Through-Hole Components
This video aimed at Through-Hole Soldering and application:
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Soldering through-hole components on to printed circuit boards and thick boards
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Tip tinning, tip and tool maintenance
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Re-heating solder
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Heat sinks/thermal shunts
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Cleaning flux residues
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Solder joint workmanship requirements to IPC- A-610C including:
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fillet shapes and contact angles
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cold and disturbed solder
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Fractures, thermal damage and lifted lands
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Solder bridging, projections and balls
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Nonwetting and dewetting
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Blowholes and pinholes
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Product classes per J-STD-OO1 C
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IPC-VT–42/43, when working in conjunction with IPC-VT-49 The Seven Sins of Hand Soldering and IPC – DRM-40 Thru-Hole Solder Joint Evaluation. Preview all the PC videos at /train.htm