On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 11:05:53 +0100, Mike Young <mikewhy@...> wrote: > > Now he tells me. What a pain the arse *that* is. I just reworked a DS > > board to single side, and got it down to "only" 10 jumpers. > > > Speaking of vias, a few of them ended up under the chips. The SO packages > > barely make it, with a standoff height of 4 mils. I have one more SSOP > > package to glue on, due here tomorrow. I'm expecting trouble with that > one. > > The spec says only 2 mils available underneath. Any advice? It's not > just a > > via any more; it's a jumper now in a 24 mil hole on a SS board. > > > I think it's time for the heat gun; start over. my advice is: avoid it! ;-) if there's space, lift the trace, drill a larger hole where it was, bend it down into it and solder in there. I've had to connect to the exposed pad to heatsink a flat component recently, and i drilled a larger hole and filled with solder. Surface tension is not your friend here, i think some stranded wire pieces stuck into the hole might have made it easier. ST
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] SMT resistor vias
2005-11-18 by Stefan Trethan
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