Selective Soldering Fine Pitch Components on High Thermal Mass Assembly

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Selective Soldering Fine Pitch Components on High Thermal Mass Assembly

Miniaturization in electronics has resulted in less THT (through-hole technology) and leads with a finer pitch. For this reason, the soldering of these components has also changed from wave soldering to Point-to-point selective soldering.
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