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Eat a precise method to solder a wire into atht hole on a PCB. Here's a detailed breakdown you can rely on. We start by measuring the PCB thickness with a caliper. This dimension is key to determining how much insulation needs to be removed from the wire. Based on that measurement, we then calculate the stripping length, making sure to add 4. 5mm for insulation clearance. Next, we identify both the wires material and gauge these parameters. Dictate the correct settings for the wire stripping tool, ensuring clean removal without damaging the strands. Once that's defined, we move on to configuring the stripping station, enter the values and using a ruler, adjust the mechanical stop to match the calculated length with precision. With the setup ready, we strip the wire, making sure the cut is clean and the conductor remains intact. Now it's time to pretend. First apply plus to the exposed section. Then immerse the wire briefly in a solder pot to create a uniform tin coating. After that position the PCB on a stable support and insert the pre tinned wire into the TH hole. Use tweezers or a clamp to hold it at the correct height during soldering. With the wire in place, we continue by soldering. Use of barrel tip soldering iron to heat the joint while applying solder, allowing capillary action to fully fill the hole. Finally, inspect both sides of the PCB. A proper meniscus shape on each pad confirms a solid mechanical and electrical connection. Save this for your future soldering needs.