Este curso aborda os padrões de montagem para a indústria eletrônica e define os critérios de aceitabilidade em montagem de produtos eletrônicos. A IPC-A-610 é a principal referência mundial para definição de Wokmanship das indústrias de manufatura eletrônica. A IPC (Association Connecting Electronics Industries) é a instituição de referência mundial responsável pela padronização técnica em manufatura eletrônica. Os padrões IPC possuem abrangência em produtos eletrônicos comerciais (classe I), industriais (classe II), militares (classe III) e de aplicação espacial (J-STD-001DS).

A quem atende este programa de treinamento?

Não existe nenhum requerimento formal para participação no curso; contudo o aluno deve ter no mínimo conhecimento dos componentes de uma montagem eletrônica. Pessoal da engenharia, produção, inspeção (manufatura), laboratórios e garantia da qualidade são candidatos a receberem este treinamento.

Course Mission:

To help electronics manufacturers achieve highest quality, productivity, and cost-effective production by ensuring their workers can correctly apply the acceptability criteria of IPC-A-610 "Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies".

Course Objective:

Upon satisfactory completion of this course, all students will be able to make correct "accept/reject" decisions for the appropriate class/classes of production, based on the acceptability requirements of IPC-A-610.

Course Topical Outline: Introduction

Course Overview
Course Mission
Course Objective
Testing and Certification/Proficiency
Emergency Information

Terms and Definitions

Terms and Definitions in IPC-T-50
Terms and Definitions in IPC-A-610

Foreword

Scope
Purpose
Classification
Acceptance Criteria
Document Relationship
Verification of Dimensions
Magnification Aids and Lighting
Board Orientation

Handling Electronic Assemblies

Electrical Overstress and Electrostatic Discharge
Anti-Static Work Station
Physical Handling

Mechanical Assembly

Hardware Acceptability Requirements
Hardware Mounting
Swaged Hardware
Component Mounting Acceptability Requirements

Component Installation Location/Orientation

Orientation
Mounting
Lead Forming
Lead Damage
Wire/Lead Termination

Soldering

Acceptability Requirements
Plated Through Hole Mounted Components
Soldering to Terminals
Gold Fingers
Machined Inserted Connector Pins

Cleanliness

Flux Residues
Particulate Matter
Chlorides and Carbonates and White Residue

Markings

Etched
Screened
Stamped
Laser
Bar Coding

Coatings

Conformal Coating
Solder Resist Coating

Laminate Conditions

Laminate Damage
Flexible and Rigid-Flex Printed Wiring
Burns
Bow and Twist
Conductor/Land Damage
Burns/Solder Mask Discoloration

Discrete Wiring Assembly

Solderless Wire Wrap
Jumper Wires

Surface Mount Assemblies

Staking Adhesive
Solder Joint Acceptability Criteria
Component Damage

Open and Closed Book Testing

50 question Open Book Test
40 question Closed Book Test

Review of Open and Closed Book Testing

The class outlined above is a 40 hour course. The first two days are spent covering the acceptability requirements in detail and ensuring the students understand the requirements and the rationale behind the requirements. The next day or 4 hours are used for an open and closed book test to verify that the students understand what they have heard and learned. The minimum acceptable score is a 70 average for the two tests. Each student will receive an IPC-A-610 Student Handbook that will be theirs to keep at the conclusion of the course. Upon successful completion, the students will receive an IPC-A-610 Worker Proficiency certificate. This certification is valid for 24 months. Students will need to complete a recertification course prior to their certificate expiration date.

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