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December 1, 2010 - Updated
November 29, 2010 - Originally Posted
Product Classification - Class I, II or III
Can you point me to any references or documents that can provide very specific guidance for classifying our products?
Several of our products could be classified as Class I, II or even III. How do we decide? Can we simply pick one classification and build to it?
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IPC-2221 1.6 Classifications of Products
James Mahoney
Applications Project Manager
Quick Turn Flex Circuits LLC
James Mahoney is a Technical Operations Manager with a 20 year track record in managing new product introduction. He is a skilled leader, motivator and problem solver with a strong background in Product Knowledge and Engineering Management.
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The "Fried Egg" Effect in Soldering
Burnt-on flux residue that is visible on the solder mask of PCBs after improper reflow settings produces significant challenges to the reliability of finished boards.
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