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Re: Current Sensor
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Remember when soldering to add a heat sync to the sensor so you do not damage it. I know that FIRST has suggested using a small piece of aluminum, but I found that I got better results using an alligator clip on the pins that I was going to solder. Also if you mess up and fill a hole with solder, and you still need to put a pin in it, just simply touch your iron to the solder until it turns liquid, and use a high pressure spray of some sort (air or endust) and the entire area is clean; just make sure that noone is opposite of you when doing this cause noone likes being sprayed with hot solder. Wicking could also work to clear out the holes, but it would take longer, and is not nearly as cool
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I would reccomend a solder sucker or a solder wick. Those tools are very cheap and are a lot safer than an air blast. The alligator clips do work since I used them in my electronics class to solder items. Also, a tool with adjustable alligator clips to hold your project comes in handy.
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