CPC B23K 3/08 (2013.01) [B23K 1/0008 (2013.01); B23K 2101/36 (2018.08)] | 10 Claims |
1. A multi-spots soldering method, which is applied to a camera or a laser radar, comprising the following steps:
step A1, determining soldering spots to be soldered on the camera or the laser radar;
step A2, performing a solder-control method; and
step A3, performing a soldering energy compensation method;
wherein the determining soldering spots to be soldered comprises providing a plurality of soldering spots between a first soldering component and a second soldering component, virtual lines connected successively between the plurality of soldering spots form a regular polygon, the first soldering component and the second soldering component are concentric to each other, and the plurality of soldering spots are located within a range of the second soldering component;
performing the solder-control method comprises adding an equivalent amount of solder on the plurality of soldering spots according to a preset amount of the solder, and the preset amount of the solder is determined by sizes and surface materials of the first soldering component and the second soldering component; and
performing the soldering energy compensation method comprises detecting energy of the plurality of soldering spots in real time during soldering the plurality of soldering spots simultaneously, comparing detected real-time data of the plurality of soldering spots with the preset amount of the solder; increasing soldering energy to soldering spots of the plurality of soldering spots below the preset amount of the solder when the detected real-time data is less than the preset amount of the solder; and decreasing the soldering energy to soldering spots of the plurality of soldering spots above the preset amount of the solder when the detected real-time data is greater than the preset amount of the solder.
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