34 flux residue acceptance criteria results

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. IPC classification is usually ROL0, ROL1, ROM0, or ROM1. RMA flux residue is clear and soft. Most are non-corrosive and non-conductive

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! Improvements include: full-color, enhanced illustrations; clearer, more understandable descriptive text; acceptance criteria for all classes

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. IPC classification is usually ROL0, ROL1, ROM0, or ROM1. RMA flux residue is clear and soft. Most are non-corrosive and non-conductive

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Understanding What [Brackets,Brackets,Brackets] Mean in J-STD-001 | EPTAC

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. How to interpret the acceptance and defect criteria used in IPC Specifications. Clarifying everything between the brackets. [Examples,Examples,Examples

61 EWS J-STD-001 BRACKETS final

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. • The following slides describes the definitions as written in the specification. 9 Brackets and How Does Make Sense Example • If the script is not followed and the components are not mounted as stated, then the acceptance criteria shall be as they are defined within the brackets. • In this case [N1N2D3

) Visual Acceptance Criteria •  Leaded applications: – Test A, B, C, D, S [smt] –  (003) Test A, B, C, D, E [smt] •  Lead-Free applications

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19 EWS Questions of July .PPT [Read-Only]

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Conductor crimp area Terminal mating area Cut off tab Terminal stop ear 16 620 Acceptance criteria 17 620 Defect Criteria 18 620 Defect Criteria

•  Acceptance criteria is good wetting between the lead and the wire •  Instructions on installation of component should be on the drawing

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