Watt the Flux
Watt the Flux
The PCB Soldering Challenge is a competitive, hands-on technical event designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical electronics assembly. Participants must identify components, solder them onto a PCB, and demonstrate the circuit's functionality in a competition environment. The challenge tests skills in circuit analysis and precision soldering.
Secure Your Spot
Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- ₹3,000
- 2nd Prize
- ₹1,000
- 3rd Prize
- ₹500
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EEEEvent Round Details
All registered participants will participate in the preliminary round. The round will consist of a combination of technical questions, practical tasks, and circuit-related challenges. Participants will be awarded points based on their performance. The cumulative score will determine qualification for the main PCB soldering challenge.
- Complete technical questions, practical tasks, and circuit challenges.
- Finish all assigned tasks within the specified time.
- Use only components and equipment provided by the organizers.
- Follow given circuit designs and event instructions.
- Do not interfere with other participants' workstations.
- Refrain from any external assistance during the round.
- Earn points based on performance to determine main challenge qualification.
Approximately 20–25 participants will qualify for Round 2. Participants will be provided with a pre-designed PCB and a circuit design/specification. They will be required to understand the circuit, identify the appropriate components and values, assemble the PCB, solder the components, and demonstrate the working circuit.
- Limit field to approximately 20–25 qualifying participants.
- Analyze a provided pre-designed PCB and circuit specification.
- Understand the circuit and identify appropriate components and values.
- Place components with correct orientation and polarity.
- Avoid short circuits, incorrect connections, or damaged components to prevent mark deductions.
- Complete the PCB assembly and soldering within the specified time.
- Demonstrate a fully working, functional circuit to the judges.
- Follow strict safety precautions while handling soldering irons and equipment.
- Return all tools and equipment after completing the challenge.
EEEWatt the Flux
Watt the Flux
The PCB Soldering Challenge is a competitive, hands-on technical event designed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical electronics assembly. Participants must identify components, solder them onto a PCB, and demonstrate the circuit's functionality in a competition environment. The challenge tests skills in circuit analysis and precision soldering.
Secure Your Spot
Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- ₹3,000
- 2nd Prize
- ₹1,000
- 3rd Prize
- ₹500
Event Round Details
All registered participants will participate in the preliminary round. The round will consist of a combination of technical questions, practical tasks, and circuit-related challenges. Participants will be awarded points based on their performance. The cumulative score will determine qualification for the main PCB soldering challenge.
- Complete technical questions, practical tasks, and circuit challenges.
- Finish all assigned tasks within the specified time.
- Use only components and equipment provided by the organizers.
- Follow given circuit designs and event instructions.
- Do not interfere with other participants' workstations.
- Refrain from any external assistance during the round.
- Earn points based on performance to determine main challenge qualification.
Approximately 20–25 participants will qualify for Round 2. Participants will be provided with a pre-designed PCB and a circuit design/specification. They will be required to understand the circuit, identify the appropriate components and values, assemble the PCB, solder the components, and demonstrate the working circuit.
- Limit field to approximately 20–25 qualifying participants.
- Analyze a provided pre-designed PCB and circuit specification.
- Understand the circuit and identify appropriate components and values.
- Place components with correct orientation and polarity.
- Avoid short circuits, incorrect connections, or damaged components to prevent mark deductions.
- Complete the PCB assembly and soldering within the specified time.
- Demonstrate a fully working, functional circuit to the judges.
- Follow strict safety precautions while handling soldering irons and equipment.
- Return all tools and equipment after completing the challenge.
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