7711/21 Rework, Repair and Modification of Electronic Assemblies

Description

IPC 7711/21 is a procedures guide required to rework, modify and repair printed boards and electronic assemblies This training programme teaches individuals industry approved techniques that are reliable, repeatable and safe. Reducing the cost of potentially scrapping or out sourcing assemblies.

This training programme teaches individuals industry approved techniques that are reliable, repeatable and safe. Reducing the cost of potentially scrapping or out sourcing assemblies.

The validity of this standard is recognized internationally

There are three levels of certification

CIS: Certified IPC Specialist

CSE: Certified Standard Expert

CIT: Certified IPC Trainer The certificate has a validity of 2 years

DURATION

CIS: 4 days (CIT: 4 days CSE: 4 days)

TARGET AUDIENCE

Management Personnel Production Operators Rework Operators Engineering & Manufacturing Supervisors

PREREQUISITES

Have mastery of manual soldering and knowledge of the materials and tools to use. Knowledge of IPC A-610 and J-STD-001 standards is recommended

ARGUMENTS COVERED

Module 1 – Common Procedures (Mandatory)
Module 2 – Wire Splicing
Module 3 – Conformal Coating
Module 4 – Through Hole
Module 5 – Chip & MELF
Module 6 – Gull Wing lead, SOIC/SOT, QFP & D-Pak
Module 7 – J-Leads • Module 8 – BGA Rework (optional)
Module 9 – Laminate Repair
Module 10 – PWB Circuit Repair

Additional notes

At the end of first module there is an exam consisting of multiple choice questions. To pass the exam, the candidate needs to get a score of at least 70% correct answers