GB/T 19247.1-2003
ActivePrinted board assemblies--Part 1: Generic specification--Requirements for soldered electrical and electronic assemblies using surface mount and related assembly technologies
印制板组装 第1部分:通用规范 采用表面安装和相关组装技术的电子和电气焊接组装的要求
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This standard specifies the general performance and quality requirements for soldered electrical and electronic assemblies that utilize surface mount technology (SMT) and related assembly methods. It is applied in the manufacturing and inspection of printed board assemblies (PCBs) across the electronics industry, serving as a benchmark for acceptance testing and process control. The standard ensures reliability and consistency in soldered connections for consumer electronics, telecommunications, and industrial control equipment.
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