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Soldering in Electronics Assembly

Name: Soldering in Electronics Assembly
Author: Keith Brindley, Mike Judd
ISBN: 9780750605892

by Keith Brindley, Mike Judd

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Soldering in Electronics Assembly starts at the bottom and works its way right to the top of this vast technical, yet practical subject. This book covers all relevant aspects in the area, looking theoretically at every facet likely to be needed in a detailed study, yet it does so in a most practical manner; looks at soldering processes in the light of electronic assembly type, solder, flux, and cleaning requirements; has information on every available process, from the most basic hand soldering through to latest innovatory ones such as inert atmosphere wavesoldering and zoned forced convection infra-red machines; considers safety and solder process quality assessment; and has a detailed analysis of solder and soldering action, purpose of flux and relevant flux types for any application, classification of assembly variants, assessment and maintenance of solderability. There is also a detailed analysis of soldering process defects and causes. This highly illustrated and practical book, is intended for use during industrial construction of electronics assemblies at a professional level. Managers, engineers and technicians involved in the soldering process can use the book as an essential reference to see the variety of methods available together with an up-to-date discussion of technical concerns.

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A highly illustrated, practical manual, for professional use during industrial construction of electronics assemblies. Managers, engineers, and technicians involved in the soldering process can use the volume as an essential reference to see the variety of methods available, together with an up-to-date discussion of technical concerns. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)