IPC A 610 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL EXAM 2 VERSIONS (VERSION A AND B)
COMPLETE 56 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(PROFESSOR VERIFIED)/ALREADY GRADED A+
Class 1 Product -CORRECT ANSWERGeneral Electronics Product - includes products where
the major requirement is function of the completed assembly.
Class 2 Product -CORRECT ANSWERDedicated Service Electronic Product - Continued
performance and extended life required. Uninterrupted service is desired but not required.
Class 3 Product -CORRECT ANSWERHigh Performance Electrical Product - Continued high
performance or performance-on-demand is critical. Equipment downtime cannot be tolerated.
Equipment might be used for life-support or other critical systems.
Who as the ultimate responsibility for identifying the class to which the assembly is evaluated? -
CORRECT ANSWERThe Customer.
Shall -CORRECT ANSWERInvokes a requirement for manufacturers of all classes or product,
and failure to comply with the requirement is a noncompliance to this standard.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 1 -CORRECT ANSWER1. Procurement as agreed
and documented between customer and supplier.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 2 -CORRECT ANSWERMaster drawing or master
ass. drawing reflecting the customer's detailed requirements.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 3 -CORRECT ANSWERIPC-1-610 when invoked by
the customer or contract.
, If documents other than IPC-A-610 are cited, the order of precedence shall be defined in the _ -
CORRECT ANSWERProcurement documents
Target Condition -CORRECT ANSWERA condition that is close to perfect, but is not always
achievable and may not be necessary to ensure the reliability of the assembly.
Acceptable Condition -CORRECT ANSWERA condition that, while not necessarily perfect,
will maintain integrity and reliability of the assembly
Defect Condition -CORRECT ANSWERThe form, fit or function of the assembly is
inadequate for use in its end use environment.
A defect for Class 1... -CORRECT ANSWERautomatically implies a defect for Class 2 and 3. A
defect for Class 2 implies a defect for Class 3.
Disposition -CORRECT ANSWERThe determination of how defects should be treated. These
include rework, use as is, scrap, and repair.
Who dispositions defect conditions? -CORRECT ANSWERThe manufacturer, based on
design, service and customer requirements.
Process Indicator Conditions -CORRECT ANSWERA condition (not a defect) that does not
affect the form, fit or function of a product.
Process indicators should be... -CORRECT ANSWERmonitored as part of the process control
system
COMPLETE 56 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(PROFESSOR VERIFIED)/ALREADY GRADED A+
Class 1 Product -CORRECT ANSWERGeneral Electronics Product - includes products where
the major requirement is function of the completed assembly.
Class 2 Product -CORRECT ANSWERDedicated Service Electronic Product - Continued
performance and extended life required. Uninterrupted service is desired but not required.
Class 3 Product -CORRECT ANSWERHigh Performance Electrical Product - Continued high
performance or performance-on-demand is critical. Equipment downtime cannot be tolerated.
Equipment might be used for life-support or other critical systems.
Who as the ultimate responsibility for identifying the class to which the assembly is evaluated? -
CORRECT ANSWERThe Customer.
Shall -CORRECT ANSWERInvokes a requirement for manufacturers of all classes or product,
and failure to comply with the requirement is a noncompliance to this standard.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 1 -CORRECT ANSWER1. Procurement as agreed
and documented between customer and supplier.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 2 -CORRECT ANSWERMaster drawing or master
ass. drawing reflecting the customer's detailed requirements.
Order of Precedence in event of conflict 3 -CORRECT ANSWERIPC-1-610 when invoked by
the customer or contract.
, If documents other than IPC-A-610 are cited, the order of precedence shall be defined in the _ -
CORRECT ANSWERProcurement documents
Target Condition -CORRECT ANSWERA condition that is close to perfect, but is not always
achievable and may not be necessary to ensure the reliability of the assembly.
Acceptable Condition -CORRECT ANSWERA condition that, while not necessarily perfect,
will maintain integrity and reliability of the assembly
Defect Condition -CORRECT ANSWERThe form, fit or function of the assembly is
inadequate for use in its end use environment.
A defect for Class 1... -CORRECT ANSWERautomatically implies a defect for Class 2 and 3. A
defect for Class 2 implies a defect for Class 3.
Disposition -CORRECT ANSWERThe determination of how defects should be treated. These
include rework, use as is, scrap, and repair.
Who dispositions defect conditions? -CORRECT ANSWERThe manufacturer, based on
design, service and customer requirements.
Process Indicator Conditions -CORRECT ANSWERA condition (not a defect) that does not
affect the form, fit or function of a product.
Process indicators should be... -CORRECT ANSWERmonitored as part of the process control
system
