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Solder connection
A solder connection is a permanent electrical connection created by soldering.
It serves to reliably connect components and conductive tracks and is a central element of electronic assemblies.
In test engineering, the quality of the solder connection is critical for electrical reliability, mechanical stability, and long-term functionality.
FAQ
They are found in virtually all electronic assemblies, particularly on printed circuit boards.
Common defects include cold solder joints, insufficient wetting, porosity, or mechanical cracks.
It plays an important role in the design of Contact Probes, sockets, and Test Fixtures.
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