Get the free Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops

Registration form for the Hand Soldering/Rework Workshops taking place on 30th October 2007 in Stellenbosch and 1st November 2007 in Midrand, aimed at improving skills in lead-free rework and inspection.

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How to fill out Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops

1. Gather all necessary tools and materials including soldering iron, solder, components, and rework stations.
2. Review the workshop objectives and agenda to understand the focus areas.
3. Prepare the workspace by ensuring it is clean and well-organized.
4. Start with hand soldering techniques: practice on various components using the soldering iron.
5. Move on to oven profiling: set up the oven and learn to profile temperature curves for components.
6. Engage in BGA/QFP rework: learn the specific methods for component removal and replacement.
7. Participate in hands-on exercises for each topic, applying the techniques learned.
8. Complete the workshop by reviewing key concepts and discussing potential challenges in real-world applications.

Who needs Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

1. Electronics technicians looking to enhance their soldering skills.
2. Engineering students or professionals involved in PCB assembly.
3. Quality control inspectors who evaluate soldering and rework processes.
4. Production managers wanting to improve workshop efficiency.
5. Service personnel who repair electronic devices and need advanced rework skills.

People Also Ask about

What is the difference between rework and reflow?

Most of us here start our "reflow" with solder paste, not broken electronics. We would refer to fixing something as "rework" and would generally do it with a hot air tool after identifying the specific problem rather than just shotgunning the whole device.

What is the difference between soldering and rework?

The biggest difference between a rework station and a soldering station probably is the type of work they do, so let's compare the main differences between their scope of work: Soldering Station: powerful tools for precision work. Rework Station: useful tools that excel at speed and reduce manual work.

Does CTTI offer training?

Circuit Technology Training Inc offers custom training courses upon request, which can be scheduled at one of our training centers or on-site at your facility.

What is the difference between rework and soldering?

Soldering stations are more portable and easier to control. Soldering stations have direct contact with the components they are soldering and are ideal for attaching two components at a small point. A rework station doesn't direct all its heat in one spot but in larger areas.

What does rework mean in soldering?

In electronics, rework (or re-work) is repair or refinish of a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly, usually involving desoldering and re-soldering of surface-mounted electronic components (SMD).

Can you solder with a rework station?

Common uses for hot air rework stations include using the solder feature to add extra components to a printed circuit board. For polarized components, you can use the desoldering tool on the station to remove the part. After reversing the part, you can then resolder it back onto the board.

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What is Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

These workshops are specialized training sessions focused on the techniques and practices involved in hand soldering, reworking electronic components, oven profiling for soldering processes, and the specific rework processes for Ball Grid Array (BGA) and Quad Flat Package (QFP) components.

Who is required to file Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

Individuals involved in electronic assembly and repair, including technicians, engineers, and quality assurance personnel, are typically required to file for these workshops to ensure they meet industry standards and perform their roles effectively.

How to fill out Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

Participants should follow specific guidelines provided by the workshop organizers, which generally include filling out registration forms, providing details of their qualifications, and specifying their areas of interest or requirements for the training.

What is the purpose of Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

The purpose of these workshops is to enhance participants' skills in soldering and reworking electronic components, ensure compliance with best practices, and improve the overall quality and reliability of electronic assemblies.

What information must be reported on Hand Soldering/Rework, Oven Profiling & BGA/QFP Rework Workshops?

Participants are typically required to report their attendance, any certifications received, feedback on the training, and any measurements of skill improvement or knowledge gained post-workshop.