How does the manufacturer get such nice soldering when
there is SMT and pin hole? A very big oven I assume.

John

--- "Alan B. Pearce" <A.B.Pearce@rl.ac.uk> wrote:

> >Interesting. I used hot air to blow aways all kind
> of
> >components but I also used it to solder some QFN
> parts
> >(I will say it is quite difficult so no guarantee
> of success).
> 
> If going this route, one would normally use an oven
> for the soldering
> process, rather than hot air. The component then
> doesn't get blown around
> the board, and all pins get heated at once.
> 
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