IPC 7711/7721 CIT Recertification

Overview:
Participants experience an intense, hands-on printed circuit board rework and repair lab coupled with a review of all the applicable procedures outlined in the IPC 7711/7721 specification. Utilizing the industry’s latest tools, materials and technology, students will perform a variety of IPC 7711 through-hole and surface mount component rework and inspection processes. Additionally, students will demonstrate advanced proficiency in IPC 7721 repair and restoration of damaged printed circuit board assemblies.

Who Should Attend:
Candidates include technical trainers, soldering technicians, QA and manufacturing personnel who process and/or instruct on the rework, repair and modification of electronic assemblies. The ideal candidate should possess above average soldering, rework/repair skills and sound reasoning abilities.

Content: 
Students will learn and demonstrate in a lab setting, the procedures and processes for rework, repair and restoration techniques for the following:

• Chip and MELF
• Conformal Coating
• J-Lead and QFP
• Laminate Repair
• PWB Circuit Repair
• SOIC/SOT
• Through-Hole
• Wire Splicing

Students will be required to perform workmanship inspection of PCB assemblies to the acceptance criteria of IPC A-610, Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies. Students must score a minimum of 80% on a written exam.

Benefits:
Upon successful completion, students will receive the following materials:

• CD-ROM containing course visuals for each module and all printable forms required for CIS certification training
• Certified IPC Specialist Training Instructor Guide
• Certified IPC Trainer Certificate, valid for two years
• Latest revision of IPC 7711/7721 Rework of Electronic Assemblies Specification/Repair and Modification of Printed Boards and Electronic Assemblies

Duration: 2 Days

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