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Reflow soldering is a key process in PCB \u7d44\u88dd<\/strong><\/a>, particularly in SMT \u7d44\u88dd<\/strong>, used to permanently attach surface-mount electronic components to a printed circuit board. It involves heating solder paste to a controlled temperature until it melts (reflows) and forms reliable electrical and mechanical connections between components and PCB pads.<\/p>\n

This process is widely used in modern electronics manufacturing due to its efficiency, precision, and ability to handle high-density circuit designs.<\/p>\n

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What is reflow soldering<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

How Reflow Soldering Works<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n

The reflow soldering process begins after solder paste has been applied to the PCB using a stencil. Components are then placed onto the paste in their correct positions.<\/p>\n

The assembled board is passed through a reflow oven, where it is subjected to a carefully controlled temperature profile. As the temperature rises, the solder paste melts and flows around the component leads and pads.<\/p>\n

After reaching peak temperature, the board is gradually cooled. The molten solder solidifies, forming strong and reliable solder joints that ensure proper electrical connections.<\/p>\n

This step is a critical bridge between PCB \u88fd\u9020<\/strong><\/a> and final PCB Assembly.<\/p>\n