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Description / Abstract:
Introduction
Electronics manufacturers are faced with the difficult task of
proving that a candidate manufacturing process can produce
acceptable hardware, either to the customer of the product, or for
internal quality control. In the past, assembly level
specifications (e.g. MIL-STD-2000A) told you exactly how to go
about this demonstration. It wasn't always precisely correct, but
you didn't have to figure our all of the fine points of the
qualification on your own. In our modem era, "how-to"
specifications are now evil things and taboo to all involved with
them. The users now have to determine many of the process
qualification-steps on their own, and sadly, many don't have the
faintest idea where to start. That is the purpose of this document.
It makes no assumptions about what you know and leads you through
the somewhat complex task of qualifying a candidate process to the
B revision of J-STD-001.