IPC stands for... - ANSWER- The Institute for Interconnecting and Packaging Electronic
Circuits
1.3 - Class 1 Electronics - ANSWER- General Electronics Product ~$1-$100 value
1.3 - Class 2 Electronics - ANSWER- Dedicated Service Electronic Products
~$100-$20,000
1.3 - Class 3 Electronics - ANSWER- High Performance/Harsh Environment Products
~$20,000 and up
1.5 - What does NAPD stand for? - ANSWER- No Standard Exists
Acceptable
Process Departure, needs corrected
Defect
1.5 - A1P2D3 - ANSWER- Class 1 Acceptable
Class 2 Process Departure
Class 3 Defect
1.5 - N1D2D3 - ANSWER- Class 1 No Standard Exists
Class 2 Defect
Class 3 Defect
1.5 - D1D2D3 - ANSWER- Class 1 Defect
Class 2 Defect
Class 3 Defect
, 1.7.1 - Conflict between J-STD Text and applicable document cited in J-STD, which
takes precedent? - ANSWER- J-STD text
1.7.1 - Conflict between J-STD Text and assembly drawing/documentation not
approved by User, which takes precedent? - ANSWER- J-STD
1.7.1 - Conflict between J-STD Text and assembly drawing/documentation approved by
User, which takes precedent? - ANSWER- Assembly Drawing or Documentation
1.8.3 - What does FOD stand for? - ANSWER- Foreign Object Debris
1.8.12 - Define "User" - ANSWER- The Individual, Organization, company, or
designated authority responsible for procurement or design.
1.8.13 - Wire Overwrap - ANSWER- Wire wraps around terminal more than 360
degrees and remains in contact.
1.9 - If a condition is considered a Defect for Class 3, this means Class 1 and 2... -
ANSWER- May still be usable.
1.9 - If a condition is considered a Defect for Class 1, this means Class 3 and 2... -
ANSWER- Will also be a defect
1.9 - Requirements Flow down -If J-STD is contractually required then... - ANSWER-
the requirements shall be imposed on subassembly drawings, PO's, and subcontracts.
1.9 - Design and workmanship of COTS items should be... - ANSWER- evaluated and
modified as required to ensure end item meets contract performance standards.
1.9 - What does COTS stand for? - ANSWER- Commercial Off The Shelf