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Guide on soldering SMD components on veroboard.

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Hi, has anyone here tried soldering SMD components on veroboard? Could you share your experience with me as its my first time working with SMD components on veroboard.

Thanks alot.
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How do you intend to that, do you have a board that has a small pitch to match the SMD?
Usually these boards re 100mil so I'm not sure you can solder an SMD on them (50th or less)
 

alexan_e said:
How do you intend to that, do you have a board that has a small pitch to match the SMD?
Usually these boards re 100mil so I'm not sure you can solder an SMD on them (50th or less)
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I am not sure about the track width of the veroboard. I am just going for the common veroboards in the market.
 

My suggestion would be to buy a dip adapter for your chip, like this
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Soldering SMD components to veroboard

1206 Capacitors and Resistors and the tri leg BSS138 and MCP1700 are just about solderable to a prototype board, although no points for appearance.
Solder was melted to board, components placed and then solder reheated (reflowed), could have used less solder.level-converter-closeup.jpg
 

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