March 2021
Intermediate to advanced
400 pages
9h 52m
English
Content preview from Design for Excellence in Electronics Manufacturing
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Acronyms
- 2D
- two‐dimensional
- 3D
- three‐dimensional
- AABUS
- as agreed between user and supplier
- AC
- alternating current
- ADA
- automated design analysis
- AF
- acceleration factor
- AFSC
- Air Force Systems Command
- Ag
- silver
- ALT
- accelerated life test
- AMR
- absolute maximum rating
- ANSI
- American National Standards Institute
- AOI
- automated optical inspection
- ASTM
- American Society for Testing and Material
- AVL
- approved vendor list
- BGA
- ball grid array
- BIST
- built in self‐test
- BOM
- bill of materials
- BTC
- bottom termination component
- C
- centigrade
- C0G
- temperature‐stable dielectric
- CAD
- computer‐aided design
- CAF
- conductive anodic filament
- CAM
- computer‐aided manufacturing
- CAPEX
- component cost and installation expense
- CAR
- corrective action request
- CBGA
- ceramic ball grid array
- CCA
- circuit card assembly
- CDM
- charged device model
- CFF
- conductive filament formation
- CI
- continuous improvement
- cm
- centimeter
- CM
- contract manufacturer
- CMOS
- complementary metal oxide semiconductor
- COB
- chip on board
- COP
- computer operating properly
- COTS
- commercial off the shelf
- CPU
- central processing unit
- C‐SAM
- C‐mode scanning acoustic microscopy
- CSP
- chip‐scale package
- CTE
- coefficient of thermal expansion
- CTQ
- critical to quality
- CTS
- compatibility test suite
- Cu
- copper
- CVD
- chemical vapor deposition
- DC
- direct current
- DfM
- Design for Manufacturability
- DFMEA
- design failure modes and effects analysis
- DfR
- Design for Reliability
- DfS
- Design for Sustainability
- DfT
- Design for Test
- DfX
- Design for Excellence
- DI
- deionized
- DIC
- digital image correlation
- DIP ...
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