Unless I'm mistaken the forum is currently wanting to find some common

mark to apply to finished complete products to identify they are RoHS

compliant. 



 



 



So, if you read the scope of JESD97 it says:



 



NOTE The Pb-free labelling of electronic systems, such as computers,

printers, servers, etc, is outside the scope of this standard.



 



It goes on to say it is only intended to cover the issue of Pb-f and

does not cover or relate to the other hazardous substances restricted

under RoHs.



 



So no cigar for that standard.



 



 



IPC-1066 does not get the cigar either as again in the scope it says:



 



This standard shall apply to all electronic components



including passives, connectors, solid-state components and



other devices that use solder to attach the device/



component to the board or assembly. 



 



 



 



Regards,



Chris



 









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