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Printed Board Type: N/A
Guides in sections 1 through 6 detail the proper step-by-step techniques, tools and materials, and cautions needed to reliably repair and modify bare and assembled circuit boards.
Each procedure includes a "Conformance Level" indicated as high, medium or low. This Conformance Level indicates how closely the repaired or reworked product will be to the original specifications. The Conformance Level listed for each procedure should be used as a guide only. Each procedure also includes a "Skill Level" providing a gauge for the requisite experience and skill needed by the operator to obtain a reliable outcome. Skill Levels are listed as intermediate, advanced, or expert. The Skill Level recommended should be used as a guide only.
Visit these sections more specific information. 1.0 Foreword This section provides substantial background information about this guide and how it can be used at you company. 2.0 Basic Procedures This section covers handling, cleaning, coatings, legend, and use of epoxies.
This section covers repair of delamination, warp, key slots, non plated holes, surface defects, and various defects to base board material. 4.0 Conductor Procedures This section covers repair and rework of conductors including circuits, lands, gold contacts, surface mount pads, and BGA pads. 5.0 Plated Hole Procedures This section covers various methods for plated hole repair. 6.0 Jumper Wires and Component Modification Procedures This section includes excellent procedures for adding jumper wires and performing various component modifications.
This section includes procedures for soldering a variety of component types including chip components, J lead components and gull wing components. 8.0 Rework Procedures This section includes procedures for removing a variety of component types including chip components, J lead components, and gull wing components. 9.0 BGA Rework Procedures This section includes procedures for removing and replacing BGA components. |
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