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I would say it depends a lot more on your trust of the vendor.  I have 
seen C of C's that were absolutely worthless.  Simply paper that was spit 
out automatically and had no basis in reality.  All a C of C document is, 
in my opinion, a document that the lawyers use after the disaster has 
happened.

What you want is independent test data, not a C of C.

Doug Pauls



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Steve,
From the IPC perspective, 9252A supersedes 652.  However, ultimately the 
answer to your question depends upon the transition policy of your 
individual contracts.
In the absence of transition policy (likely), I would suggest that the 
prescribed form provided by 9252 gives you better legal standing for a 
CofC.
You will also find verbiage from IPC/TAEC as to the transition intent.

Yes you should stop stating that you have met 652, because to do so places 
a cancelled/superseded document, as well as, all of the related 
policy/procedure in your document control system; that's never fun.

Chris

Chris Mahanna
Robisan Laboratory


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From: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Steven C Carter
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Subject: [TN] IPC Standards

If a Bare PCB manufacturer provides a Certificate of Compliance stating 
that the PCB was electrically tested per IPC-ET-652 does meeting this 
standard by default mean that they have also met the requirements of 
IPC-356? On a related subject, should the vendor stop stating they have 
met ET-652 and state that they have met 9252A?

 

Thanks, Steve

 



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