Capacitors with nickel barrier terminations, which have a solder coat over the nickel, (or solder coated terminations) are restricted to the reflow temperature of the solder. Temperature cycling causes a change in the mean interatomic spacing of the atoms in the crystal lattice, due to variations in thermal energy.
Vishay recommends that users observe the following guidelines for soldering our film capacitors. Adherence to these recommendations will help to safeguard product specific ations and reliability while preventi ng damage to the capacitors during soldering. Reflow soldering process should not be attempted on leaded film capacitors.
Press the iron tip to the edge of the cap and add the solder. It should flow. Do one side at a time, for the first side you will need to hold cap in place with a tweezers. You can also you a paste of solder and flux that hold the cap in place before you touch it with the iron. You can buy this paste.
Capacitors with such terminations will survive molten solder at 260°C with no discernible leaching effect for several minutes versus less than twenty seconds for the best Pd-Ag alloys (since nickel is relatively insoluble in Sn, Pb or Ag and therefore acts as a barrier to solder leaching).
Use a pair of tweezers to hold the capacitor and pull gently. The capacitor should come up off of the board. If it doesn't come off entirely, don't force it. Repeat the heating of the pads until it comes off all the way. Remove the excess solder with solder wick. Be careful because this can easily pull the pads off the board.
You really do not need to have much solder on the pads when added the SMD. You do need the pads to be tinned, and you need to have flux on the pad. Then the solder will flow under. Press the iron tip to the edge of the cap and add the solder. It should flow.
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Nope, no power should be applied to a board you are soldering to so pin order does not matter. If they are polarized capacitors just make sure you don''t solder the leads in backwards.
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Yes, you can do that. Add solder to the pads. Use a pair of tweezers to hold the capacitor and pull gently. Heat one pad until the solder flows. Switch to the other pad and heat it until the solder flows. The capacitor should come up off of the board. If it doesn''t come off entirely, don''t force it. Repeat the heating of the pads until it comes ...
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