Sep 18, 2012 ACD, a leading supplier to the electronics industry will exhibit in Booth #234 at the upcoming SMTA International Conference and Expo, scheduled to take place October 16-17, 2012 at the Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel in Orlando, FL.
ACD recently strengthened its quality management system (QMS) with the addition of revision C to AS9100, the quality management system (QMS) standard for the aviation, space and defense industries. For more than 27 years ACD has supported the printed circuit board (PCB) industry in a variety of ways; from design to laser photoplotting, to supporting engineering software, to final test. ACD offers the support required to get products to market as quickly as possible.
ACD’s functional testing verifies that each of the various product capabilities defined in the design specification or test specification meet customer requirements. In addition to flying probe test, functional test is instrumental to providing ACD’s customers with quality, defect free assemblies. ACD works closely with its customers and the Functional Test Department to develop an accurate test for each assembly.
With its medium to high-volume Juki lines, ACD averages 1.5 turns per day. On the MYDATA lines, the company usually completes up to four turns per day because these lines perform prototypes or small batch runs. The Juki lines also have this capability, and this flexibility allows ACD to process complex builds back-to-back with very little down time.
For more information about ACD’s design and contract assembly services, or the company’s world-class quality management system, meet company representatives at SMTA International or visit www.ACDUSA.com.
Founded in 1984, ACD is a full service EMS company. The company’s services comprise complete board layout, DFM/DFA capability, printed circuit fabrication, component procurement, thru-hole, SMT and part-on-part mixed technology assembly, box build, rework, flying probe, functional and JTAG test, and development. For more information, visit www.ACDUSA.com.
