Ultimate Guide to Electronic Soldering
Soldering is the joining of two metal surfaces mechanically and electrically, with the use of metal called solder (pronounced “sodder”). Solder secures the connection so it doesn’t break loose from vibration, other mechanical forces and provides electrical continuity, so the electronic signal travels through the connection without interruption. The solder is melted using a soldering iron. Flux is used to clean and prep the surfaces, which allows the melted solder to flow (or “wet”) and bond with the metal surfaces.
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