- Sun Nov 14, 2021 6:42 pm
#92835
I am not a newcomer to soldering - used to make my living at it, but that was back in the day of discrete components!
Here's the problem. I am using an 8266 12F in a project. Its a prototype and I've had to solder the board onto a perfboard and desolder several times now so the board can be put in a programmer for program changes.
I know I can use OTA, but with the sleep requirement, it just gets too complex.
So what I'm looking for is some helpful suggestions on ways (tips and techniques) to solder a 12F on to a perfboard in such a way that it can be somewhat easily removed for reprogramming and then again soldered back onto the board.
Certainly someone has solved this problem
Any help greatly appreciated.
Here's the problem. I am using an 8266 12F in a project. Its a prototype and I've had to solder the board onto a perfboard and desolder several times now so the board can be put in a programmer for program changes.
I know I can use OTA, but with the sleep requirement, it just gets too complex.
So what I'm looking for is some helpful suggestions on ways (tips and techniques) to solder a 12F on to a perfboard in such a way that it can be somewhat easily removed for reprogramming and then again soldered back onto the board.
Certainly someone has solved this problem
Any help greatly appreciated.
