Soldering Humidity Sensor HDC1000 and Resistors/Capacitor to a custom built Temperature Sensor
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1. Clean PCB
2. Apply no-clean solder paste
3. Place components
4. Use Reflow Air Heater to dry & set
6. Clean Again around the chip
7. Verify connections
8. Verify i2c response
DIMENSIONS:
Humidity Chip: HDC1000 2.04 mm x 1.59 mm
Resistors / Capacitors: "0201" 0.6 mm × 0.3 mm
Octagonal sensor board 11mm
Available I2C config: 0x40 0x41 0x42 0x43
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. Clean
2. Apply soldering paste
3. Place components
4. Use Reflow Air Heater to dry & set
6. Clean Again
7. Verify connections
8. Verify i2c response
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