SMD Reflow Process
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Build a screen printing frame by
taping some plain PCB pieces on a fat table
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Align the screen printing stencil on the PCB and fix with a tap. Then put some solder paste on top of the stencil.
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With a scraper press the solder paste through the holes
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Carefully remove the stencil
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This is how the PCB with the solder paste on the pads looks like
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Now pick the SMD parts and place them on the pads. Be carefull not to smudge the solder paste,
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This is how the PCB with the parts assembled will look like.
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Put the PCB in the cold pizza oven
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We used a DIY tempreature contoler (based on a Arduino with a solid state relais) to control the reflow profile.
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Multiple PCBs cooking - nice
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Et voila - the finished Open-Theremin Print
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Here a step by step photo story on diy reflow soldering. The pictures were taken by Thomas during our Open.Theremin reflow workshop on the occasion of diy*night 2009.
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DigitalSuper by Urs
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