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IPC-A-610D Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies ~ 2010-03-05
Dear Valued Customer,
Greetings from SHRDC !! Once again we are having IPC-A-610D training here in SHRDC. The training dates is as mentioned in our e-brochure. Do look through and please contact me personally to register yourself.
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This is a 3-days class for employees who are required to be certified for IPC-A-610D. The class is deisgned to fulfill IPC-A-610D standard which comply with Classes I, II and III.
For numerous organizations, IPC-A-610D certification is required for anyone who hols a solder certification, who is an inspector, or who examines products and makes accept/reject decisions. This requirement includes all assemblers, quality personnel, manufacturing & process engineers, and some test technicians & test engineers, as well as design engineers. |
The acceptability requirements of electronic assembilies presented in the IPC-A-610D standard will be studied in complete detail, including the comprehensive acceptance/reject criteria for handling of electronic assemblies, mechanical assembly, component installation, location, orientation, soldering, cleanliness of assemblies, marking of assemblies, coatings, discrete wiring assembly, and surface mount assemblies, etc.
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Our next public class is scheduled as below
Date : 23rd - 25th March 2010
Venue : Selangor Human Resource Development Centre (SHRDC), Shah Alam, MALAYSIA
Price : RM2430/pax
For further detail, please contact V. Nalini - email: v.nalini@shrdc.org.my
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ASQED 2010 Press Release (January edition) ~ 2010-01-25
Selangor, Malaysia 7 Jan 2010 - Leading international and local electronic industry leaders will gather in Malaysia as the country hosts the “2nd Asia Symposium on Quality Electronic Design” (ASQED) in Penang, 3-4 August 2010.
This symposium will be co-organized by Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT), Malaysian Institute of Microsystems (MIMs) and The International Society for Quality Electronic Design (ISQED.org) with support from Malaysian Industrial Development Authority (MIDA). This symposium also gathers leading industrial and educational entity such as Intel Microelectronics (M) Sdn. Bhd), STAT ChipPAC Malaysia Sdn Bhd and Swinburne University of Technology as committee members.
ASQED’10 spans two days, in four parallel tracks, hosting near 100 technical presentations, several keynote speakers, tutorials and other informal meetings. Conference Proceedings will be published by IEEE and posted in the IEEE digital library.
As a premier Asia Symposium, ASQED’10 accepts and promotes papers related to circuit and system design (digital, analog, RF, and mixed-signal), semiconductor manufacturing, advanced IC Packaging, Test, Electronic Design Automation (EDA), as well as emerging semiconductor nano/bio-technologies, and photovoltaic electronics. Topics of interest for paper submission are as follows:
• Circuit & System Design
• Test & Verification
• IC Packaging Technology
• PCB and PWB Technology & Manufacturing
• Semiconductor Technology & Manufacturing
• Nano and Bio Electronics Innovations
• Photovoltaic Technology & Manufacturing
• Electronic Design Automation Methodologies
• Mechanical Electro Machine System (MEMS)
Additional information on the 2nd ASQED 2010 can be found at http://www.isqed-asia.org/
Group Picture of ASQED’10 Conference Organizing Committee
From left (back row): Nik Mohd Faizal, Masliza, Cheah Soo Lan, Fakhruz Zaman, Robert Tai
From left (front row): SK Fong, Dr. Norlela Ariffin, Mohd Yusof, Nik Ahmad Faizul, JA Lew, Tham Wai Keong
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATIONS
MALAYSIAN INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT GROUP FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY (MIGHT) was launched as an independent and non-profit organization that is driven by a membership drawn from both the public and private sectors. MIGHT predominant role is to enable consensus building and coordination for Industry-Government partnership in high technology. It provides strategic technology inputs for Industry and Government, nurtures technology-based enterprises and entrepreneurship as well as prepares knowledge workers relevant to strategic and high technology industry needs. As an organization under the purview of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), MIGHT represents the Ministry in interfacing with the Industry to promote technology uptake in business.
Malaysian Institute of Microsystems (MIMs)
Recognizing the information age as an era of great opportunity, the Malaysian Government had the foresight to develop the country’s manufacturing and technology capabilities to meet the future trend. Recognizing the need to move upstream and climb the value chain into design, development and innovation, MIMs was established. MIMs is committed to provide hands on industrial training and apprenticeship programmes, backed by a facility that is equipped with the latest state of the art EDA tools, test and prototyping facilities.
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR QUALITY ELECTRONIC DESIGN (ISQED.org) established in 1999, is a professional organization devoted to highlight, promote, and accelerate establishment of industry-wide targets for the "Quality" of the integrated circuit designs, and helping to develop metrics & standards for quality electronic design front to back. The mission of ISQED is to provide forums to present & exchange ideas and to promote research, development, and application of Design Methods, Design Processes, Semiconductor technologies, IC packaging, Test, EDA Design Tools, and Methodologies, employed for Design of Integrated Circuits, with focus on design for quality, manufacturing, yield, and reliability. ISQED.org emphasizes a holistic approach toward electronic design and intends to highlight and accelerate cooperation among the IC Design, EDA, Semiconductor Process Technology, IC Packaging, Test, and Manufacturing communities. The International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED) is the flagship conference of ISQED.org and has been held successfully for 10 years in California, USA.
THE MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (MIDA) is the first point of contact for investors who intend to set up projects in the manufacturing and services sectors in Malaysia. With its headquarters in Malaysia's capital city of Kuala Lumpur, MIDA has established a global network of 19 overseas offices covering North America, Europe and the Asia Pacific to assist investors interested in establishing manufacturing projects and services
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