Hit The Aim Step By Step
Normally the entire rework includes a few adaptations, which must be done one by one. Obtaining a successfully reworked board requires of course no damage on surrounding units and the PCB itself. Consequently all parts of the treated conductor board are protected during the different processes. Further it is necessary to keep the thermal strain of the electronic assembly as low as possible and prevent unnecessary contractions of the board durability.
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