PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
QUALIFICATION

Validate the printed circuit board (PCB) supply lines in a few steps to ensure the peace of mind of introducing a product crafted according to best practices.
Alternatively, conduct 'maintenance' checks to intercept any process drifts.

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Continuous Quality

PreventLab is by your side to help you avoid production line downtime with frequent quality checks on the most critical products. The Printed Circuit Board is the indispensable foundation of the electronic assembly; it is essential to ensure that the quality standards are as desired.


Verification of compliance with construction requirements according to IPC-A-600 LR Class 2, Class 3 standards along with technical specifications released by the customer.

Examination of the durability of the PCB even after multiple thermal stresses to simulate soldering phases and compatibly with the moisture absorption experienced by the product.

Assessment of the cleanliness level of the production line; the PCB production process is long and complex.

It involves the use of aggressive chemicals (e.g., plating baths) and mechanical removal of debris (drilling); therefore, if the product is not adequately cleaned, it may carry latent defects.

Analysis of the thickness and characteristics of the metallic and organic surface finish to ensure proper wettability and formation of the metallurgical joint.

Additionally, it is useful to evaluate the melting point of the tin alloy (HALS) to control potential copper contaminations.

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A perfect union between factory requirements and product reliability.


PCQR2 stands for: Process Capability Quality and Relative Reliability, IPC-9151D standard that provides tools for the correct evaluation of the production processes related to the printed circuit board (PCB).

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