soldering wire

After graduating, he landed a job at General Electric soldering wires.

After he finished high school, he spent a year sawing boards and soldering wires in an electronics shop.

The process of soldering wires to the ceramic to harness the electricity often caused irreparable breakage, making mass consumer applications like the K2 skis impractical.

The search also turned up materials used in bomb making, like lengths of pipe, soldering wire and explosive chemicals, including "black powder and smokeless powder."

Via holes that connect tracks on one layer to another or between tracks and planes do not need thermal relief, unless soldering wires or pins into the hole.

One can often adapt a standard 72-pin SIMM of appropriate capacity to support HP PD by soldering wires to pads, a simple task.

A Rush While the Winds Hold In their huts, scientists tuned their experiments, filling low-temperature sensors with liquid nitrogen, and soldering wires leading to computers and instruments.

The key to the ACX module is the innovative packaging: a plastic-like material called polyimide that protects the ceramic and eliminates the need for soldering wires directly onto it.

To the right, a double door opened to a laboratory and rows of workbenches a disarray of tools, loose microchips, spools of soldering wire, and computers with their screens still glowing.

Standard SIMMs can easily be converted to support PD by fitting jumpers, if the SIMMs have solder pads to do so, or by soldering wires on.

Modchips typically require some degree of technical acumen to install since they must be connected to a console's circuitry, most commonly by soldering wires to select traces or chip legs on a system's circuit board.