IEC 62326-1:2002
IEC 62326-1:2002

IEC 62326-1:2002

March 2002
International standard Current

Printed boards - Part 1: Generic specification

Defines capability approval procedures for printed boards. In addition, a technology approval schedule may also be provided as an alternative for manufacturers employing a system of process control for establishing product conformity. Both CA and TA procedures apply to printed boards irrespective of their methods of manufacture, when they are ready for the mounting of components.

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Publication date

March 2002

Number of pages

103 p.

Reference

IEC 62326-1:2002

ICS Codes

31.180   Printed circuits and boards
Sumary
Printed boards - Part 1: Generic specification

Defines capability approval procedures for printed boards. In addition, a technology approval schedule may also be provided as an alternative for manufacturers employing a system of process control for establishing product conformity. Both CA and TA procedures apply to printed boards irrespective of their methods of manufacture, when they are ready for the mounting of components.
Replaced standards (1)
IEC 62326-1:1996
IEC 62326-1:1996
November 1996
International standard Cancelled
Printed boards - Part 1: Generic specification

This publication also bears the number QC 230000 which is the specification number in the IEC Quality Assessment System for Electronic Components (IECQ). Constitutes a Generic Specification (GS) applying to printed boards within the IEC quality assessment system for electronic components (IECQ). It relates to printed boards irrespective of their method of manufacture, when they are ready for the mounting of components. This standard specifies the system and procedure for approval of manufacturers and products, and provides rules for the preparation of specifications for printed boards.

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