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 The IPC-A-610C, “Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies” is the most widely used specification published by the IPC for the electronics manufacturing industry. This publication is a visual document that provides comprehensive accept/reject criteria for handling of electronic assemblies, mechanical assemblies, component installation, location, orientation, soldering, cleanliness of assemblies, marking of assemblies, coatings, laminate conditions, discrete wiring assembly and surface mount assemblies.
Worker Proficiency students will be evaluated on their mastery of the IPC-A-610C material through end-of-course tests that have both open-book and closed-book components. Students must receive an average of at least 70% on both tests. Upon satisfactory completion of the course, participants will receive an IPC certification that is valid for 24 months . Everyone who successfully completes the worker proficiency certification will receive a copy of the IPC-A-610C Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies.
This class does NOT include any hand soldering instruction. Please see the “Assembly” classes for hand solder training.
Topics Include:
- Terms and Definitions
- Handling Electronic Assemblies
- Mechanical Assemblies
- Component Installation Location/Orientation
- Soldering
- Cleanliness
- Marking and Coatings
- Laminate Conditions
- Discrete Wiring Assembly
- Surface Mount Assemblies
This is a 3-day, lecture only course that teaches students the accept/reject criteria in the IPC-A-610, for all three classes of PCB assembly. Everyone who successfully completes the Worker Proficiency certification and examination will receive an IPC-A-610, IPC-A-610 Worker Proficiency Handbook and an IPC Certificate of Training.
What you will receive
- IPC/WHMA-A-610
- A Student Handbook
- IPC Certificate of Training valid for 24 months (if a passing grade on the test material is achieved)
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