Thank you for the resources provided by Lichuang, because I recently gave a brief introduction on my own, and the key point is to hand in the homework in time! Without further ado, it’s really easy to use and responds quickly. If you want to use it (slip), you just have to remember a command entry! Here’s a rough introduction.
Turn on the lights effect diagram
PCB front
PCB reverse side
Apply solder paste
Place SMD components
Use a hot air gun to solder chip components, no hot air gun
My suggestion is to get an LED desoldering station, it’s easy to use and not expensive!
The effect of soldering patch components
In order to improve the appearance of the front, the straight plug-in has been modified.
Pad packaging, adjust the straight plug-in pins and attach them
Weld, the picture below is the result after welding!
Plug in a 4 ohm 3 watt small speaker!
front
back
Turn on the light effect on the back!
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