soldering
IPA: sˈɑdɝɪŋ
noun
- A method of joining two metallic surfaces by melting an alloy between them.
- An instance of soldering.
- A soldered joint.
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Examples of "soldering" in Sentences
- The invention relates to the soldering industry.
- Component to printed circuit board soldering, that is.
- In industry, rosin is the precursor to the flux used in soldering.
- This is where the frustrating activity known as soldering comes in.
- Fluxes, such as soldering tincture or soldering paste, become detrimental to the properties of soldered joints in the course of time.
- The soldering gun, also called a soldering iron, is an important and effective tool for anyone who wires electronics or builds computers.
- A form such as 'soldering' might follow the same pattern or, if it was something I found myself saying regular, I can imagine that it would start to sound like 'soldiering' more regularly.
- I hear that you are still at your old business, making legars, setting rabbit looops and fishing, take my advice and stick too it, for it is a darned sight better than soldering, that is in the wrong cause.
- My existing metal-joining technology, silver soldering aka brazing would produce joints that would melt like butter at 600 degrees Celsius or so, which is a far cry from the thousand-degree environments I play with...
- Some soldering is required in this set of instructions, but if you’re not experienced with this more advanced DIY skill, there are many types of LED rope lights that have all sorts of different pre-made connectors available.
- In 340+ pages, Make: Electronics takes you from the most basic aspects of electronic components and theory to essential techniques, such as soldering and using a multimeter, gathering basic tools and setting up a workshop, all the way up to working with integrated circuits, microcontrollers, and building sophisticated devices such as robots.
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