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Relating to temperature rise, the flow of heat, or cooling of components
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Soldering a thermal fuse. 92°C
The alligator clip will act as a heat sink for the thermal fuse. You can add more clips in series if you need to. … With the alligator clips drawing heat away from the thermal fuse, you should be good to increase the soldering iron temperature for the ideal solder wetting to prevent cold-solder joints with the via hole …
