Soldering And Crimping Flashcards

1
Q

What are permanent connections?

A

Crimps

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2
Q

What are repairable connections?

A

Solder joints

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3
Q

What are Removable connections?

A

Plugs and sockets

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4
Q

What are the types of solder?

A

Wire solder

Bar solder

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5
Q

What must you do after soldering a joint?

A

Wash the active flux off,

To prevent corrosion on the joint

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6
Q

What are the types of soldering iron?

A

Pace or weller (low voltage)

Solon (mains voltage)

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7
Q

Types of de solder tools?

A

Wick gun

De solder pullt

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8
Q

How dose a wick gun work?

A

Copper braid draws away the solder using a capillary action

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9
Q

How dose a de solder pullt work?

A

Draws solder up the tube using a vacuum

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10
Q

What’s the purpose of a heat sink?

A

To protect components from to much heat whilst soldering or de soldering

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11
Q

What are the 2 types of heat sink?

A

Simple heat sink
Mated connector
Insulated packing

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12
Q

What are the 6 main soldering faults?

A
Dry joints 
Insulation damage 
Excess flux 
Spikes to little solder 
Excessive solder
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13
Q

What’s the effect of having a dry joint?

A

Dry joints can overheat and cause high resistance

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14
Q

What causes spikes in the solder?

A

Stroking the solder

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15
Q

What should a correctly solder joint have?

A

A bright smooth finish

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16
Q

When talking about wires, what would 14/0.25 mean?

A

14 strands each with a diameter of 0.25mm

17
Q

What should you ensure when replacing cables?

A

Replace by one of identical type
Indentical specification, current rating
Or approved / authorised alternative

18
Q

Why is it necessary to remove the outer insulation of a cable?

A

To enable a good electrical connection is made

19
Q

What are the 4 types of snipping tools?

A

Diagonal nippers
Klippon wire strippers
Semi automatic wire strippers
Stanley knife (not approved stripping tool)

20
Q

What are diagonal nippers used on?

A

Inner and outer insulation, of all thicknesses

21
Q

What are klippon wire strippers used on?

A

PVC cables 4.5mm to 25mm

22
Q

What are the Pre use checks on the soldering iron?

A

Check cables and plugs
Condition of iron
Correct operation

23
Q

What are the dangers of soldering?

A

Use of fluxes
Fumes
Hot surfaces
Molten solder

24
Q

What are the 2 types of crimper?

A
Amp certi-lock 
Mike roystone (Dubuis)
25
Q

2 different types of flux?

A

Active - non active

26
Q

A low voltage soldering iron tip is pitted, what should you do?

A

Replace the tip

27
Q

Why is a heat sink removed?

A

To help remove heat from the component

28
Q

How dose solder make a joint?

A

By alloying the metals together

29
Q

If you move the component before the joint is cooled will do?

A

Cause dry joint

30
Q

How dose a wick gun remove solder?

A

Convection action