IEC 62326-1:2002

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 General
   3.1 General considerations
   3.2 Structure of the specification series
4 Particular stage of manufacture
   4.1 Primary stage of manufacture
   4.2 Structurally similar printed boards
   4.3 Certified Records (CR) of released lots
   4.4 Delayed delivery
   4.5 Release for delivery before the completion of all
        tests
   4.6 Resubmission of rejected lots
   4.7 Marking of printed board and package
        4.7.1 Printed boards
        4.7.2 Package
   4.8 Ordering information
5 Capability approval and maintenance of capability approval
   5.1 General
   5.2 Capability approval requirements
   5.3 Description of capability
   5.4 Register of Firms, Products and Services information
        (RFPS)
   5.5 Demonstration of capability
        5.5.1 Test programme
        5.5.2 Product capability
        5.5.3 Process capability
   5.6 Capability approval test report
   5.7 Range of capability approval
        5.7.1 Range of product capability
        5.7.2 Range of process capability
        5.7.3 Extended range of approval of
               product/process capability
        5.7.4 Significant changes
        5.7.5 Amendment procedures
   5.8 Maintenance of capability approval
   5.9 Suspension and withdrawal of capability approval
   5.10 Capability approval testing
   5.11 Inspection information in the Cap DS
6 Quality assessment
   6.1 Quality conformance inspection
   6.2 Grouping of tests
        6.2.1 Category V inspection (visual)
        6.2.2 Category D inspection (dimensional)
        6.2.3 Category S inspection (surface condition)
        6.2.4 Category E inspection (electrical)
        6.2.5 Category P inspection (physical)
        6.2.6 Category Y inspection (structure
               integrity)
        6.2.7 Category Z inspection
   6.3 Inspection information in the CDS
   6.4 In-process testing and control
   6.5 Indirect measuring methods/process parameter
        control
7 Rules for the preparation of detail specifications
   7.1 Capability Detail Specification (Cap DS)
        7.1.1 Requirements for the preparation of the
               Cap DS
        7.1.2 Numbering and content
        7.1.3 Drawing information
   7.2 Customer Detail Specification (CDS)
        7.2.1 General
        7.2.2 Numbering and content
        7.2.3 Drawing information
        7.2.4 Electronic manufacturing data
        7.2.5 Marking
        7.2.6 Performance requirements
Annex A (informative) Example of a CDS check-list
Annex B (informative) Future structure of the specification
        series
Annex C (informative) Structure of the capability
        qualifying component (CQC)
Annex D (informative) Abbreviations and acronyms related
        to IECQ and their explanations
Annex E (informative) Guide to the form and content of a
        capability manual
   E.1 General requirements
   E.2 Scope of capability approval
   E.3 Technology (process description)
   E.4 Subcontracting
   E.5 Limits of capability
   E.6 Description of capability
   E.7 Manufacturer to customer interface
   E.8 Design rules
   E.9 Materials list
   E.10 Manufacture
   E.11 Procedure in the event of CQC or product failure
   E.12 Test programme for capability approval
   E.13 Maintenance of approval
   E.14 Modifications to the capability approval
Annex F (informative) Example of process description
   F.1 Base materials
   F.2 Basic processing method
   F.3 Method of pattern or image definition
   F.4 Method of producing holes
   F.5 Method of producing board shape
   F.6 Method of construction
   F.7 Metallic and organic finishes
   F.8 Types of interconnections
Annex G (informative) Example of limits of approval
Annex H (informative) Example of description of capability
Annex I (informative) Example of manufacturer-to-customer
        interface
Annex J (informative) Example of CQC detail specification
Annex K (informative) Example of test programme matrix
Annex L (informative) Example of test programme schedule
Annex M (normative) Requirements for capability approval
        test reports
Tables

Defines capability approval procedures for printed boards. In addition, a technology approval schedule may also be provided as an alternative for manufacturers employing a system of process control for establishing product conformity. Both CA and TA procedures apply to printed boards irrespective of their methods of manufacture, when they are ready for the mounting of components.