Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 13 15:16:43 EST 1998 | Robert J. Clarke
Looking for studies that relate smt reliability against workmanship standards. For example does J-STD 001 level 3 indicate a high rel level than level 1. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 04 13:16:44 EDT 2016 | danhhunter
Is it possible and does any standard cover inspecting soldering joints through conformal coating?
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 05 12:11:38 EDT 2016 | sarason
The next question how do you do repair through conformal coating . Opps! Better off having done all your inspection and testing first! Hopefully your question is for service! regards sarason
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 06 12:41:52 EDT 2016 | kmclain
IPC J-STD-001 does not allow solder inspection to be combined with coating inspection for classes 2 and 3.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 07 16:31:26 EDT 2016 | mnorthey
You can inspect joints using an X-ray machine and we use a sand-blaster type machine which blasts (Starch) to remove the conformal coating. (Carbo Blast). However; the inspection should be done prior to Coating, as we all know some jobs are rushed t
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 05 16:24:09 EDT 2016 | davef
inspect => conformal coat ... and standards are aligned with that philosophy. I can imagine doing a good job inspecting assembly after being coated with particular coating thickness, optical properties, lighting conditions. Ultra-thins are so thin
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 05 14:30:29 EST 2015 | chsravan
Can I apply IPC-610 class 3 workmanship standards to an assembly made with a IPC-600 class 2 PCB?
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 06 18:32:59 EST 2015 | chsravan
Hi Scott,Thank you for the response. I was also thinking the same that the assembly will no longer be Class III. Thanks again.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 06 11:11:04 EST 2015 | mascott123
I have asked that same question to a co-chair of the J-STD-001 committee who in turn checked with personnel at IPC. The answer I received is that yes you can apply the Class 3 assembly requirements using a class 2 PWB but the resultant assembly will
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 20 02:16:23 EST 2001 | PeteC
Susan, If you are not doing design then your warranty must state that it's only for "workmanship". This excludes failures resulting from design or materials. In the event of an issue concerning product failure in the field have an independant labora
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