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Students will learn the requirements for electronic assembly during a thorough overview and presentation of the IPC-A-610 Specifications. Mixing the classroom lecture with a 600+-slide presentation along with actual soldering demonstrations and classroom discussions allows students to gain a greater understanding of the Specification requirements. Presentation skills and techniques are included in this course to help new instructors learn about teaching methods and ways to improve presentations. Duration: 4 days of review/lecture, 1 day testing Demonstration of proficiency is determined through a 2-part examination. The first part is a 75-question open-book exam. Students will be required to navigate the entire document locating acceptance criteria of various soldering and assembly scenarios. The second part of the examination is a 50-question closed-book exam, which covers the Policies and Procedures of the IPC Certification Programs, along with the general requirements of the IPC-A-610 Specification. Upon successful completion, students will receive a Certified IPC Trainer Certificate and all the necessary course materials required to conduct the IPC-A-610 Application Specialist training. The following are a list of the course materials provided to each successful participant:
During the 4 day, review/lecture students will cover the following criteria: IPC Policies and Procedures Specialized Designs Terms and Definitions Examples and Illustrations Inspection Methodology Magnification Aids and Lighting Applicable Documents Handling Electronic Assemblies EOS/ESD Prevention Hardware Installation
Wire Bundle Securing Wire Routing Soldering Acceptability Requirements and associated anomalies Hi Voltage Soldering Terminal Connections
Wire/Lead Preparation
Through-Hole Technology
Surface Mount Assemblies
Component Damage
Printed Circuit Boards and Assemblies
Discrete Wiring
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