Step 2: Solder one pin on each header. Finally,soldering time! It’s important that each of the headers is at a nice,90° angle to the PCB. This will ensure that the shield slides straightonto your ...

You'll typically solder pin headers or wires to components, so a soldering kit should be a priority. You'll also want a multimeter, especially when troubleshooting power issues.

67 thoughts on “ PinJig Soldering Clamp Has Pins Seized By Airport Security ” Mr.A says: June 27, 2016 at 11:41 am wow maybe ...

While it may seem a bit intimidating at first, most consumer-grade solder equipment is fairly easy to work with, and with enough practice, you’ll be hardwiring your Arduino projects in no time ...

Not long after [CulinarilySpeaking] got into the Arduino game, he began to want more IO pins and a larger program space for more ambitious projects. This, of course, led him down the path towards t… ...

The official team of developers and engineers creating the Arduino range of microcontrollers and boards have this week introduced a new Nano Screw terminal adapter designed to help you speed it ...

Arduino’s new Plug and Make Kit continues in this vein. SparkFun’s Quiic connector allows you to assemble all the components needed for your project without soldering or even using a ...

Teagueduino is a modification of the Arduino system that makes the platform a bit more accessible to newbies. No soldering is required, for one thing. I like solder in theory, but in practice it ...