Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
In this clip, I show you some nice assembly processes for my custom-made ATmega32u4 board. I redesigned my previous version of a similar circuit in order to make it a bit more compact, give it a USB-C connector and make the traces nice and curved.
Since many of you are asking in the comment section, the solder paste is TS391SNL50 from Chip Quik.
Get my board from my shop:
pcbway.com/project/gifts_detail/ATmega32U4_Development_Board_cc3ac655.html
Join my YouTube membership: youtube.com/channel/UCKp1MzuAceJnDqAvsZl_46g/join
Parts and tools: https://curiousscientist.tech/tools
In this clip, I show you some nice assembly processes for my custom-made ATmega32u4 board. I redesigned my previous version of a similar circuit in order to make it a bit more compact, give it a USB-C connector and make the traces nice and curved.
Since many of you are asking in the comment section, the solder paste is TS391SNL50 from Chip Quik.
Get my board from my shop:
pcbway.com/project/gifts_detail/ATmega32U4_Development_Board_cc3ac655.html
Join my YouTube membership: youtube.com/channel/UCKp1MzuAceJnDqAvsZl_46g/join
Parts and tools: https://curiousscientist.tech/tools










