If reliability requirements are placed upon a given product, IPC J-STD-001 is used. By implementing IPC J STD-001 "Requirements for soldered electrical and electronic products" process control, material compatibility and traceability on the final product are increased, which increases product reliability and reduces production costs.

Course content

• What benefits can the company gain by using IPC J-STD-001?
• What is the difference between class 2 and class 3 products?
• How can IPC J-STD-001 be used? (customer/subcontractor)
• Requirements for the layout of the workplace
• Requirements for employees
• Handling and management of ESD
• Handling and requirements for materials
  • Components (IPC J-STD-020/033/075)
  • PCB (IPC-A-600)
  • Flux (IPC J-STD-004)
  • Tin paste (IPC J-STD-005)
  • Solder (IPC J-STD-006)
• Solderability of components (IPC J-STD-002) and PCB (IPC J-STD-003)
• Requirements for assembly and soldering
  • Equipment
• Requirements for PCB cleanliness
• Process management and requirements
• Requirements for traceability
• Rework and repair (IPC-7711/21)
• Design requirements (IPC-2220 Series)

The course is aimed at employees in sourcing, incoming inspection (IQC), management, engineering, production and the design department.