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IPC-J-STD-001 CIS Challenge Testing

This course is designed for those candidates who are sufficiently confident in their existing knowledge and skills to produce high-quality soldered interconnections that they can attempt the relevant IPC tests without the need for significant Instructor input.

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Certification:

IPC

Duration:

  • One day
  • 9.00am to 4.30pm
  • Glenrothes Campus
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Who is this course for?

This IPC method of certification course (Challenge Testing) is designed for those candidates who have up to date knowledge in the Standard they are certifying to and are confident they can attempt the IPC Tests with minimal input from the Instructor.

What qualifications will I gain?

IPC/J-STD-001 – Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies – Challenge Testing

What will I learn on the course?

Module 1

  • General Requirements
  • Applicable Documents
  • Materials Component Equipment
  • General Soldering and Assembly Requirements
  • Cleaning and Residue Requirements
  • Rework and Repair

Module 2              

  • Wire and Terminal Connections

Module 3             

  • Printed Board Requirements
  • Coating Encapsulation and Staking
  • Witness Stripes

Module 4                

  • Through-hole Mounting and Terminations
  • Jumper wires

Module 5                

  • Surface Mounting of Components
  • Jumper wires

Module 6                

  • Inspection Methodology

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What further course options are available?

Please explore our range of training courses available on our website.

How will this help my career?

IPC certification is internationally recognised and equips individuals to provide keen insight to their organisation on IPC standards and how they are applied within manufacturing.

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IPC-J-STD-001 CIS Re-Certification

This training is intended to refresh your existing knowledge and skills required to produce high-quality soldered interconnections. The course covers the materials to be used, methods to be adopted and verification criteria to be applied in order to produce high quality soldered joints. Basic soldering techniques are explained, as are relevant factors such as flux, solder composition, soldering to terminals, through-hole, surface-mount devices and relevant inspection. Acceptance criteria are also fully covered. The course includes practical elements including work on plated through hole components and surface mount devices in order to validate inspection to the IPC J-STD-001. H Version