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Sarantel LTD 

SL1300 Soldering Guidelines v2 

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Temperature Profile 

 
The range of temperatures we would expect for hand lead-free soldering is between 370 
degsC and 450 degsC and we recommend that the soldering iron is applied to the pins for a 
max of 10 seconds. 
 
With a 0.8mm tip there is a reasonable amount of thermal resistance so it’s not unreasonable 
to increase the temperature to a maximum of 450 degsC due to wear.  However, ensure that 
the soldering time is not increased.  
 
Note: A reflow process was used in the manufacture of this antenna and the necessary 
corrections and tuning of the antenna to optimise performance was performed.  It is not 
possible to further temperature reflow this product during assembly into devices.  

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hand soldering is recommended with the above mentioned characteristics.    
 
 

Summary 

Utilising a jig ensures correct alignment of the antenna to the PCB and also minimises the 
risk of mechanical stresses being applied to the antenna during the soldering process. 

Summary of Contents for SL1300

Page 1: ...tructions for the SL1300 antenna to ensure that no mechanical stress is put on to the connection pins which can cause damage to the antenna Recommended Equipment Figure1 Either a Pace or Weller soldering station as shown Figure 2 Soldering iron tip Figure 3 Solder Almit SR 37 Pb Free Use a fine tip on the iron we recommend 0 8 1 0mm 30deg tip ...

Page 2: ... and to ensure correct alignment of the antenna pins with the pads on the PCB An example of a jig is shown below fabricated from a plastic such as Acetal 1 The PCB is inserted in to the jig 2 The antenna is inserted in to the pocket in the jig so it correctly lines up with the pads on the PCB and is held in place with respect to the edge of the PCB Jig for supporting the antenna and PCB ...

Page 3: ...re lightly tinned 4 The outer ground pins are soldered in to place first 5 Finally the inner signal pin is soldered in to place Because the signal pin is not on a level plane with the ground pins it tends to sit slightly proud of the signal pad If you push it down towards the pad during soldering it can cause failure at the bga end Final Soldered Joints ...

Page 4: ...mum of 450 degsC due to wear However ensure that the soldering time is not increased Note A reflow process was used in the manufacture of this antenna and the necessary corrections and tuning of the antenna to optimise performance was performed It is not possible to further temperature reflow this product during assembly into devices ONLY hand soldering is recommended with the above mentioned char...

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