Solder a High Power Cree MC-E

This is my attempt to solder the Cree MC-E LED, its done with a very small 10W Heating element just below the LED, like this the stress to the LED is minimal, but i can only solder to small prints...

The Profile is from the Datasheet, and followed loosely by adjusting the voltage to the heater by hand.

It is solderd to a Lumitronix aluminium PCB and then glued with thermal conductive paste to a heatsink.

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Cree
• MC-E
• LED
• Solder
• Lumitronix
• Heatsink
• Thermocouple
• Profile
• HD

[aarnes6]

1:28 Lol fail.

[necromx]

That's a nice cheap way of doing it without a re-flow oven or and air rework station.

[MsThermite]

where did you get the heater from?

[SirYaro2]

Designer what heating element you used ?

[kctess5]

That looks like it could power the nuclear holocaust

[Films4You]

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[YusDyr]

Quite impressive work!

[Angeltecc]

thanks friend !!!!!