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Component Identification Training and Reference Guide

Englisch. 78 pages. Stand: 2011

The Component Identification Training & Reference Guide is a valuable tool for employee training and quick reference. This comprehensive component identification resource for electronics assembly operators and inspectors contains color photographs, c omputer graphics, schematic symbols and detailed descriptions of more than 50 common through-hole and surface mount components used in electronics assembly today.

The new Revision H contains updated info on SSOP, TSOP, QFP, LQFP, PQFP, LCC, QFN, a nd BGA-related packages, including all the variations within those groups.

New components include DFN, QFN - Multi Row, PoP (Package on Package), CSP (ChipScale Package), COB (Chip on Board), Bare Die and Flip Chip. Also includes a new section str essing the dangers of cross contamination when using Lead Free components and assemblies.

The Terminology Section has quick facts on polarity, orientation, lead styles and Component Reference Designators (CRDs). The 'Reading Component Values' sect ion has full-color, easy-to-use color code charts for resistors and inductors, as well as charts for reading numbered capacitor data. Seventy-three pages. Released December 2007.

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DRM: Introduction to Electronics Assembly Desk Reference Manual

Englisch. 32 pages. Stand: Juni 2000

A learning resource for new hires, operators, sales, purchasing, human resources, administrative personnel, students or anyone interested in understanding the basic processes for both Through-Hole and Surface Mount Assembly. This 32-page, full color, 5.5 x 8.5 inch spiral bound Desk Reference Manual explains electronics assembly to the uninitiated. DRM-53 includes over 70 color photographs and graphic drawings to clearly illustrate assembly technologies in easy to understand terms. Key terms are defined in a glossary -- to help simplify the industry lexicon. Also explains how electronics assembly fits into the electronics industry. Each section includes references for additional training and industry specifications that can provide further information. Students can read at their own pace -- study the terminology -- and see what everything looks like -- all from this concise manual. Quantity discounts available.

Bewertung von THT-Lötstellen - Trainingshandbuch & Nachschlagewerk

Deutsche Übersetzung. 30 Seiten. Stand: November 2014

Die Basis für die Bewertung von Lötstellen im Rahmen der visuellen Prüfung elektronischer Baugruppen sind die IPC-Richtlinien IPC-A-610F (Abnahmekriterien für elektronische Baugruppen) und IPC-J-STD-001F (Anforderungen an gelötete elektrische und elektronische Baugruppen).

Auf der Grundlage der genannten IPC-Richtlinien wurde vom IPC das Trainingshandbuch und Nachschlagewerk IPC-DRM-PTH-F publiziert.

Es zeigt visuelle Beispiele für zulässige und fehlerhafte Lötstellen von THT-Lötstellen (THT = Through-Hole-Technology), für den praktischen Eiinsatz am Prüfplatz gedacht.

Es bietet, im handlichen DIN-A5-Format, die Möglichkeit jedem Prüfer sein persönliches Exemplar für den täglichen, praktischen Einsatz am Arbeitsplatz an die Hand zu geben.

Staffelpreise für höhere Stückzahlen auf Anfrage möglich.

Bewertung von SMT-Lötstellen (Trainingshandbuch & Nachschlagewerk)

Deutsch, Stand: 2014

"Bewertung von SMT-Lötstellen"
(aktualisiert unter Bezugnahme der IPC-A-610 Rev. F)

Das Trainingshandbuch und Nachschlagewerk für die Bewertung von elektronischen Baugruppen mit Oberflächenmontage (SMT = Surface Mount Technology) zeigt visuelle Abnahmekriterien von SMT-Lötstellen der drei bekanntesten SMT-Anschlusstypen:

- rechteckige Bauteilanschlüsse
- J-förmige Bauteilanschlüsse
- Gull-Wing-Bauteilanschlüsse

Grundlage für die Bewertung sind die IPC-A-610 Rev. F (Abnahmekriterien für elektronische Baugruppen) und die IPC-J-STD-001 Rev. F (Anforderungen an gelötete elektrische und elektronische Baugruppen).

Es werden in dem Trainingshandbuch und Nachschlagewerk die minimalen und maximalen Abnahmekriterien bezogen auf die Produktklassen 1 bis 3 anschaulich in bildlich, schematischen Darstellungen und in einer Vielzahl von Farbfotos der anzustrebenden aber auch als fehlerhaft einzustufende Lötstellenqualitäten zeigt und beschrieben.

Produktklassen:
Klasse 1 - Allgemeine Elektronikprodukte
Klasse 2 - Elektronikprodukte mit höheren Ansprüchen
Klasse 3 - Hochleistungselektronik

Wichtiger Hinweis bei der Inspektion von Lötstellen:
Dem Prüfer / der Prüferin muss mit dem Inspektionsauftrag die anzuwendende Produktklasse der jeweiligen Baugruppen bekannt sein!

Wire Harness Assembly Training & Reference Guide

Englisch. Stand: 2013

Updated to Revision B of the IPC/WHMA-A-620, this Training & Reference Guide illustrates the critical acceptance criteria for Wire Harness Assembly -- all in a convenient and compact 5.5 x 8.5 inch (14 x 21.5 cm) size.

DRM-WHA-B explains all the basic acceptance criteria for wire harness assemblers, crimp operators, even QA personnel. This handy reference and training tool is a great way to help explain the most important requirements from the industry standard on Wire Harness Acceptability, IPC/WHMA-A-620. Using easy-to-understand, computer-generated graphics and language geared toward factory-level employees, this guide will help company employees understand and meet required industry standards for company products.

DRM-WHA covers: wire types, gauges, insulation stripping, wire tinning, terminals and contact types, coaxial cables, IPC product categories and acceptance criteria, wire preparation, strand and insulation damage, conductor deformations, open and closed barrel crimp definitions and criteria, crimp deformations, cut-off tabs, punctures, insulation support crimps, inspection windows, bellmouth, conductor crimp requirements, conductor brush, closed barrel crimps, insulation damage, ribbon cable, discrete wire, cup terminals and a glossary of related wire harness terminology.

Wire Harness Assembly Training & Reference Guide, GERMAN

Deutsch. Stand: 2013

Updated to Revision B of the IPC/WHMA-A-620, this Training & Reference Guide illustrates the critical acceptance criteria for Wire Harness Assembly -- all in a convenient and compact 5.5 x 8.5 inch (14 x 21.5 cm) size.
and training tool is a great way to help explain the most important requirements from the industry standard on Wire Harness DRM-WHA-B explains all the basic acceptance criteria for wire harness assemblers, crimp operators, even QA personnel. This handy reference Acceptability, IPC/WHMA-A-620. Using easy-to-understand, computer-generated graphics and language geared toward factory-level employees, this guide will help company employees understand and meet required industry standards for company products.
DRM-WHA covers: wire types, gauges, insulation stripping, wire tinning, terminals and contact types, coaxial cables, IPC product categories and acceptance criteria, wire preparation, strand and insulation damage, conductor deformations, open and closed barrel crimp definitions and criteria, crimp deformations, cut-off tabs, punctures, insulation support crimps, inspection windows, bellmouth, conductor crimp requirements, conductor brush, closed barrel crimps, insulation damage, ribbon cable, discrete wire, cup terminals and a glossary of related wire harness terminology.

Wire Harness Assembly Training & Reference Guide -English

Englisch. Stand: 2022. 58 Seiten.

The IPC-DRM-WHA-D desk reference manual contains illustration/images of wire harness assemblies for IPC/WHMA-A-620D standard. IPC-QRG-WHA-D explains the basic acceptance criteria for wire harness assemblers, crimp operators, and QA personnel. The IPC-QRG-WHA-D is handy reference and training tool but does not replace the criteria found in IPC/WHMA-A-620D. IPC-QRG-WHA -Dcovers: wire types, gauges, insulation stripping, wire tinning, terminals and contact types, coaxial cables, IPC product categories and acceptance criteria, wire preparation, strand and insulation damage, conductor deformations, open and closed barrel crimp definitions and criteria, crimp deformations, cut-off tabs, punctures, insulation support crimps, inspection windows, bellmouth, conductor crimp requirements, conductor brush, closed barrel crimps, insulation damage, ribbon cable, discrete wire, cup terminals and a glossary of related wire harness terminology.