Will the IR beam burn my fingers?
We recommend that you Do Not Allow
the Infra-Red spot from the lens unit to make contact with exposed skin
(including fingers) other than for a very short period (less than 5 seconds), since
tissue damage (burning) may result.
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Will close adjacent parts reflow?
Anything inside the visible IR beam will reach reflow. If the adjacent components are heat sensitive, you can mask them off with some reflective tape. As you have the visible heating spot you can work out which components you need to protect if need ...
Will close adjacent parts reflow?
Anything inside the visible IR beam will reach reflow. If the adjacent components are heat sensitive, you can mask them off with some reflective tape. As you have the visible heating spot you can work out which components you need to protect if need ...
Can the IR beam be square?
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Why is it called Focused Infrared and how is it different from normal IR?
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How does PDR's Focused IR work?
In principle a component is subjected to a ‘micro oven’ environment, being carefully heated to reflow from above and below. Focused IR is generated from a 150w tungsten-halogen lamp. An IR spot is projected through a series of special lenses and ...