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Joe, I am not aware of an IPC standard or guidelines on this topic. However, at either the 2010 or 2011 APEX EXPO someone presented a paper on assembly complexity rating. I do not think it was at 2009, but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe that paper would help, or even could be what you are thinking of. Louis Hart
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Subject: [TN] populated board complexity rating approach
Technetters,
A while back I remember seeing within I think an IPC document an approach for categorizing circuit boards in terms of component density, complexity, size, etc. so one board could be effectively compared against another board(s) as a means to judge say SMT processing differences. I thought that it was within J-STD-001 but did not see it.
Would someone pls help and let me know what IPC doc has such
information. Thx
Regards,
-Joe
Regards,
-Joe M.
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