Repairing a circuit board under the microscope

Repairing a circuit board under the microscope

Printed or soldered circuits, so-called circuit boards, form the heart of modern devices and must ensure a wide range of signal paths and power supply paths. They can be damaged especially during installation or removal. If it's just a hairline crack, a bit of solder often helps to reconnect the two ends. These hairline cracks are often so fine that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Depending on the size of the conductor track, it can be helpful to work with an illuminated microscope, after all you need both hands free to operate. This procedure makes the work much easier

If there is a fine hairline crack on a printed circuit board, a little bit of solder often helps to reconnect the two ends. These hairline cracks are often so fine that they cannot be seen with the naked eye. Depending on the size of the conductor track, it can be helpful to work with an illuminated microscope, after all you need both hands free to operate. This procedure makes the work much easier