What is a Class 2 PCB?

What is a Class 2 PCB?

Class 2 is for dedicated service electronic products. This means that you expect the board to have an extended life so you can place it in a television, a computer, or an air conditioner. Class 3 PCBs are tighter in tolerances as opposed to Class 1 and Class 2 boards. It is the highest class for printed circuit boards.

What is IPC-A-610 Class 1?

IPC-A-610 Class 1 is appropriate for low cost electronic assemblies that need to function as expected and it’s operational life sits within an acceptable time-frame.

What is IPC A 600 Class 2?

What is IPC-6012? IPC-6012: Quality and performance specification for rigid printed circuit board. IPC-6012 is the specification that establishes the performance and qualification requirements for the fabrication of rigid boards.

Can a cm meet IPC-A-610 Class 2 requirements?

If you are looking for a CM that understands IPC-A-610 class 2 requirements and is able to exceed those requirements to ensure that your PCB assemblies are built to the highest standards, look no further than VSE. Contact us today to learn more about partnering with us for your next project.

Which is the lowest class of IPC standards?

Class 1 of the IPC standards is the lowest of the Classes, and so the most ‘lenient’ when it comes to making allowances for potential defects.

When did IPC adopt the principle of standardization?

IPC-A-610D November 2004 A standard developed by IPC Supersedes A-610C January 2000 The Principles of Standardization In May 1995 the IPC’s Technical Activities Executive Committee adopted Principles of Standardization as a guiding principle of IPC’s standardization efforts. Standards Should:

Where can I find the IPC assembly manual?

The IPC specifications pertaining to Electronic Assemblies are found within the 420 page manual that can be purchased through the IPC website. Here are some common examples found in the assembly process that must be inspected to Class 2 or Class 3 based on the customer’s listed specifications.