The IPC-A-610 provides a common language and the consistent criteria required to evaluate electronic assemblies. Misunderstanding or misinterpreting the criteria is a source of unnecessary rework that costs companies millions of dollars every year. Experts in Electronics Assembly say the most typical errors are not only avoidable, but they are predictable and preventable.
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DVD-71C is a media-based training program that explores and eradicates the most common inspection errors that occur in our industry, including: misinterpreting inspector responsibilities, using improper board-side criteria, misunderstanding minimum electrical clearance, rejecting excessive wetting angles, requiring complete vertical fill, misinterpreting through-hole part clearance, misapplying gull wing lead style criteria, misidentifying bottom termination components, rejecting measles and treating billboarding as an instant defect.
| IPC International, Inc. | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Standards and Technical Documents |
| Product Number | DVD-71C |
| Product Name | IPC-A-610E Common Inspection Errors |
