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IPC-1072 (Hardcopy)
Intellectual Property Protection in Electronic Assembly Manufacturing
Englisch. 13 Seiten, Stand 2016, (Hardcopy)
The purpose of this standard is to provide requirements and best practices for EMS companies to ensure protection of intellectual property for their customers. By using this standard, EMS companies can provide their customers assurance that the intellectual property built into their circuit boards is protected. The document is also a companion to IPC-1071 for printed circuit board manufacturers.
IPC-1072 (PDF) Single User
Intellectual Property Protection in Electronic Assembly Manufacturing
Englisch. 13 Seiten, Stand 2016, Keine Druckberechtigung, DRM-geschützt, !!!ACHTUNG!!! NENNEN SIE BEI DER BESTELLUNG DEN USER (NAME+E-MAIL)
The purpose of this standard is to provide requirements and best practices for EMS companies to ensure protection of intellectual property for their customers. By using this standard, EMS companies can provide their customers assurance that the intellectual property built into their circuit boards is protected. The document is also a companion to IPC-1071 for printed circuit board manufacturers.
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IPC-1601-DE (PDF) Single User
Richtlinie für die Handhabung und Lagerung von Leiterplatten
Deutsch. August 2010. 18 Seiten. Keine Druckberechtigung, DRM geschützt, !!!ACHTUNG!!! NENNEN SIE BEI DER BESTELLUNG DEN USER (NAME+E-MAIL)
Der einzige Industrie-Standard für das Handling, die Verpackung und Lagerung von Leiterplatten. Die Anwendung dieser Richtlinie soll Leiterplatten schützen vor Verunreinigung, mechanischer Beschädigung, Verschlechterung der Lötbarkeit und Feuchteaufnahme. Berücksichtigt werden Verpackungsmaterialien- und methoden, Produktionsumgebung, Handling und Transport der Produkte, etablierte und zu empfehlende Feuchtegehalte, anerkannte Trocknungsprofile für die Entfernung von Feuchtigkeit und die Auswirkung der Trocknung auf die Lötbarkeit der Leiterplatten. 18 Seiten, Veröffentlichung August 2010, Übersetzung Oktober 2011
IPC-1601-DE Papierversion
Richtlinie für die Handhabung und Lagerung von Leiterplatten
Deutsch. August 2010. 18 Seiten
Die neue Richtlinie liefert Vorschläge für die angemessene Handhabung, Verpackungsmaterialien und -methoden, Umgebungs- und Lagerbedingungen für Leiterplatten. Diese haben den Zweck Leiterplatten vor Verunreinigungen, physischer Beschädigung, Beeint rächtigung der Lötbarkeit, elektrostatischer Entladung (ESD), falls erforderlich und der Aufnahme von Feuchtigkeit zu schützen.
Aufgenommene Feuchtigkeit in Basismaterialien kann interne Delamination oder exzessive Spannungen in den Durchmetallis ierungen oder anderen Strukturen hervorrufen. Dies ist eine besondere Herausforderung bei höheren Temperaturen in bleifreien Lötprozessen. Behandelt werden alle Phasen von der Herstellung der unbestückten Leiterplatte über die Auslieferung, den Ware neingang, die Lagerung, Bestückung und den Lötprozess.
IPC-1601A (PDF) Single User
Printed Board Handling and Storage Guidelines
Englisch. 19 Seiten. Stand: 2016. Keine Druckberechtigung, DRM-geschützt, !!!ACHTUNG!!! NENNEN SIE BEI DER BESTELLUNG DEN USER (NAME+E-MAIL)
The industry's sole guideline on the handling, packaging and storage of printed boards. The guidelines in this document are intended to protect printed boards from contamination, physical damage, solderability degradation and moisture uptake. Consideration is given to packaging material types and methods, production environment, handling and transport of product, and establishing baking profiles for moisture removal. Revision A provides expanded coverage of moisture barrier bags (MBBs), the impact of baking on printed board solderability, ESD issues, moisture concerns for etched cores and composites, desiccant material and HIC cards, and example flowdowns of packaging and handling requirements.
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IPC-1602 (Hardcopy)
Standard for Printed Board Handling and Storage
Englisch. 36 Seiten. Stand: April 2020.
The IPC-1602 standard provides requirements intended to protect printed boards from contamination, physical damage, solderability degradation and moisture uptake. Consideration is given to packaging materials types and methods, production environment, handling and transport of product, and establishing baking profiles for moisture removal. IPC-1602 is now providing requirements that can be called out within procurement documentation. The IPC-1602 standard provides expanded coverage of moisture barrier bags (MBBs), the impact of baking on printed board solderability, ESD issues, moisture concerns for etched cores and composites, desiccant material and HIC cards, and example of flow downs of packaging and handling requirements.
IPC-1602 (PDF) Single User
Standard for Printed Board Handling and Storage
Englisch. 36 Seiten. Stand: April 2020. Keine Druckberechtigung, DRM-geschützt, !!!ACHTUNG!!! NENNEN SIE BEI DER BESTELLUNG DEN USER (NAME+E-MAIL)
The IPC-1602 standard provides requirements intended to protect printed boards from contamination, physical damage, solderability degradation and moisture uptake. Consideration is given to packaging materials types and methods, production environment, handling and transport of product, and establishing baking profiles for moisture removal. IPC-1602 is now providing requirements that can be called out within procurement documentation. The IPC-1602 standard provides expanded coverage of moisture barrier bags (MBBs), the impact of baking on printed board solderability, ESD issues, moisture concerns for etched cores and composites, desiccant material and HIC cards, and example of flow downs of packaging and handling requirements.
IPC-1752A WAM1,2 & 3 (Hardcopy)
Materials Declaration Management Standard
Englisch, 68 Seiten Stand: 2018
IPC 1752A establishes a standard reporting format for material declaration data exchange between supply chain participants and supports reporting of bulk materials, components, printed boards, sub-assemblies, and products. This standard is not supported by a PDF form. In the A revision, the data exchange format is specified as Extensible Markup Language (XML) and IPC-1752A relies on third party solution providers to provide software tools compatible with the standard. Starting in 2014, IPC introduced an annual review process to determine a list of verified solution providers for the IPC-1752A standard. Companies who receive this accolade have submitted sample files that have been verified to the current IPC-1752A requirements. Amendment 3 provides important enhancements to the IPC-1752A standard, including Identity codes to facilitate identification of declarable substances and declarable substance groups in a Class C compliance declaration XML. Prior to Amendment 3, software tools carried out the identification by looking at the text name of the declarable substance or declarable substance group. However, the text name for a declarable substance group can be up to 300 characters long and any discrepancies can cause a software tool to fail to upload the RCD XML. Amendment 3 provides a 5-digit identification code which enables software tools to more easily identify each declarable substance and declarable substance group in the RCD XML file. Defined list of statements, identity codes and revision numbers to support Class A declarations. Each Class A query list now includes a defined list of statements and identity codes. For example, the Class A declaration “Product(s) meets EU REACH substance restrictions” has identify code “01” in query list EUREACH-ARTICLE67-1272/2013. All references to JIG-101 have been replaced with references to IEC 62474. The last version of the JIG-101 list (version 4.1) was published in May 2012. The JIG-101 list is no longer maintained and instead the IEC 62474 has introduced a replacement list of regulated substances and regulated substance groups.
IPC-1752A WAM1,2 & 3 (PDF) Single User
Materials Declaration Management Standard
Englisch, 68 Seiten Stand: 2018. Keine Druckberechtigung, DRM-Schutz, !!!ACHTUNG!!! NENNEN SIE BEI DER BESTELLUNG DEN USER (NAME+E-MAIL)
IPC 1752A establishes a standard reporting format for material declaration data exchange between supply chain participants and supports reporting of bulk materials, components, printed boards, sub-assemblies, and products. This standard is not supported by a PDF form. In the A revision, the data exchange format is specified as Extensible Markup Language (XML) and IPC-1752A relies on third party solution providers to provide software tools compatible with the standard. Starting in 2014, IPC introduced an annual review process to determine a list of verified solution providers for the IPC-1752A standard. Companies who receive this accolade have submitted sample files that have been verified to the current IPC-1752A requirements. Amendment 3 provides important enhancements to the IPC-1752A standard, including Identity codes to facilitate identification of declarable substances and declarable substance groups in a Class C compliance declaration XML. Prior to Amendment 3, software tools carried out the identification by looking at the text name of the declarable substance or declarable substance group. However, the text name for a declarable substance group can be up to 300 characters long and any discrepancies can cause a software tool to fail to upload the RCD XML. Amendment 3 provides a 5-digit identification code which enables software tools to more easily identify each declarable substance and declarable substance group in the RCD XML file. Defined list of statements, identity codes and revision numbers to support Class A declarations. Each Class A query list now includes a defined list of statements and identity codes. For example, the Class A declaration “Product(s) meets EU REACH substance restrictions” has identify code “01” in query list EUREACH-ARTICLE67-1272/2013. All references to JIG-101 have been replaced with references to IEC 62474. The last version of the JIG-101 list (version 4.1) was published in May 2012. The JIG-101 list is no longer maintained and instead the IEC 62474 has introduced a replacement list of regulated substances and regulated substance groups.
IPC-1752B (PDF) Single User
Materials Declaration Management Standard
Englisch, 92 Seiten Stand: 2020.
The IPC-1752B standard establishes the requirements for exhanging material and substance data between suppliers and their customers for electrical and electronics products and other produicts. IPC-1752B includes data fields to help supply chain members transfer materials data required for submission into the ECHA SCIP database.
