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If you’ve spent any time in the tech industry lately, you’ve probably heard the same old debate resurfacing every few years. It usually starts when a new wave of automation hits or when manufacturing shifts offshore once again. People start asking: “Is it actually worth learning…
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Anyone who wants to obtain IPC 7711 certification, whether as a Specialist, Standards Expert, or Instructor, will have to undergo training and pass the qualifying exams with flying colors. So if you want to become a certified trainer for IPC 7711/7721, it is essential that you…
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The Coronavirus pandemic hit when the world was in the middle of a tech boom. The supply of assemblies, even before then, couldn’t keep up with the demand. For manufacturers, COVID-19 only made the situation worse, leading to a chip shortage dubbed ‘Chipageddon’. With this…
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Solving Common Causes of PCB Assembly Defects with IPC 7711/7721 Training Every OEM or assembler has, at some point, encountered printed circuit board failures, and they can be very frustrating. Having to deal with assembly defects will not only cost time, but money, and the…
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How Electronic Manufacturers Can Survive the Impact of COVID-19 on the Printed Circuit Board Market An IPC survey in March 2020 revealed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on electronics manufacturers, particularly in the area of PCB fabrication. About 69 percent of IPC members…
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IPC-7711/7721 is a quality standard certification based on standards published by the Association Connecting Electronics Industries (IPC) titled “Rework of Electronics Assemblies/Repair and Modification of Printed Boards and Electronics Assemblies”. It is a program that can give…
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