Thanks to all for the excellent responses! I've ordered the book Inge suggested and I am starting in on the on-line link Ted provided.

I'll also get the standard John referenced below, but unless it comes with a big stick I think I'll have to rely on my powers of persuasion to convince our design team. If only it were that easy!

Thanks again, everyone!

Best regards,
Raye Rivera
 
 
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Subject: Re: [TN] Please suggest DFM Reference material

Get a copy of 7351B from IPC and make the design team use it!!!!!


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Subject: [TN] Please suggest DFM Reference material



Hello Technetters,

I have been assigned to give a class in DFM to our engineering team. As a QA guy I have some experience with defects, but I am definitely not a designer. I plan to enlist the help of our PCB designer and manufacturing engineer to do this.

Can anyone suggest some reading to help me prepare a lesson plan? I'm pretty sure no one is going to mistake me for an expert on this topic, but I would like to at least deliver some useful information.

I do have a copy of IPC-2221B. What else should I read?

Best regards,
Raye Rivera

QA Manager * Canoga Perkins
20600 Prairie Street * Chatsworth * CA 91311-6008
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