Guides on IPC J-STD, 610, and 620 certification, what to expect in a hands-on class, and how to plan training for yourself or your team.
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5 Common Soldering Defects IPC-A-610 Inspectors Look For
Cold joints, insufficient wetting, bridging, excess solder, and heat damage: here are five solder defects IPC-A-610 inspectors are trained to catch, and why each…
Training Your Team for IPC Certification: A Guide for Managers
Sending more than one employee for IPC certification? Here is how to match each person to the right track, coordinate group scheduling, and keep…
In-Person vs. Remote IPC Training: Which Format Is Right for You?
Select IPC certification courses are available both in-person and remotely. Here is how the two formats compare, and how to decide which one fits…
What to Expect in Your First Hand-Soldering Class
New to hand soldering? Here is exactly what to expect on day one of an IPC J-STD-001 certification class, from what to bring to…
How Long Does an IPC Certification Last? Recertification Explained
IPC certifications are valid for two years from the date you earn them. Here is why they expire, what happens if yours lapses, and…
IPC J-STD-001 vs. IPC-A-610 vs. IPC/WHMA-A-620: Which Certification Do You Need?
IPC J-STD-001, IPC-A-610, and IPC/WHMA-A-620 cover different work: hand soldering, board inspection, and wire harness assembly. Here is how to tell which one your…
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