Quality in the Electronic Interconnect Industry. Solving the quality problem at the beginning of production prevents the quality defects from appearing in the final assembly. Regardless of whether you are a subcontractor, contractor, supplier or client, regardless of whether you offer or demand the use of IPC standardization during the production process. IPC standardization contributes to lower costs during and after the production process, less returns and thus a better end product.
The IPC Training & Certification programs listed below include a short description of which part of the production process it is applicable to.
- How to transform an electrical schematic into a PCB design that can be manufactured. IPC Design Training and Certification Program
- Which quality requirements a bare circuit board must meet to be accepted to continue to the next step in the production process. IPC-A-600 Training and Certification Program
- Which qualification requirements of a bare board process and bare board materials must meet to be accepted for a high yield in the next step of the production process? The IPC-6012 Training and Certification Program
- Which quality requirements an assembled circuit board must meet to be accepted for customers or final assembly box building. IPC-A-610 Training and Certification Program
- The acceptance and test requirements which cable and wire harness assemblies must meet without compromising on quality. IPC/WHMA-A-620 Training and Certification Program
- Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies at a higher (military) level (with practical soldering). IPC J-STD-001 Training and Certification Program
- How to rework, repair or modify Electronic Assemblies without compromising on quality and reliability. IPC-7711 & IPC-7721 Training and Certification Program
