In electronic components, mounting refers to the operation of attaching a component to a board or other device.
This is one of the essential steps for the installation and fixing of electronic components.
Mounting methods for electronic components vary depending on the type and purpose of the component.
Representative mounting methods include Through-Hole Mounting and Surface Mounting.
Through-Hole Mounting is a method of inserting a component into a hole in the board and fixing the component by soldering around the hole.
This method is mainly used for large parts or parts that need to handle high currents such as power supplies.
Surface Mounting is a method of soldering component mounting (SMD, Surface Mount Device) to the surface of the board.
This method is often used to construct high-density circuits with small components.
The mounting method is selected considering the performance of the part, manufacturing cost, and product size.
Therefore, the mounting of electronic components plays an important role in maintaining the operation of components stably and improving the reliability of products.
*This information is for general informational purposes only, we will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by the above information.
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