AOI
Automated optical inspection: camera-based inspection of visible assembly features against a defined program.
A practical reference for the terminology used in drawings, quotations and manufacturing conversations.
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Automated optical inspection: camera-based inspection of visible assembly features against a defined program.
The document defining component locations, orientation, population and special assembly instructions.
Ball grid array: a component package with an array of solder balls beneath the device.
Bill of materials: a controlled list of the components and materials required for an assembly.
Integration of electronic and mechanical subassemblies into a more complete product.
Contract electronics manufacturer: an organization engaged to manufacture electronic assemblies or products to an agreed specification.
Placement data identifying component reference designators, positions, rotation and board side.
An arrangement in which the customer provides agreed materials for the manufacturer to assemble.
Design for manufacturing: review of a design against the intended manufacturing process.
Design for test: design provisions that enable suitable verification of the manufactured product.
Do not populate: an instruction not to fit the identified component position in the specified variant.
Electronics manufacturing services: services that may include procurement, assembly, test and logistics.
Electrostatic discharge: a transfer of electrostatic charge that can damage sensitive electronic components.
First article inspection: a defined check of an initial production article against specified requirements.
Software programmed into an electronic product to control its behavior.
Verification of specified product behavior under defined inputs and operating conditions.
A commonly used data format for communicating PCB fabrication layers.
In-circuit test: electrical testing of selected networks and components in an assembly.
New product introduction: the controlled transition from a design into a repeatable production process.
Non-recurring engineering: project-specific engineering or setup work distinguished from recurring unit costs.
Original design manufacturer: a supplier that provides design as well as manufacturing within an agreed model.
Original equipment manufacturer: the company responsible for the product brought to market.
Printed circuit board assembly: a circuit board with components assembled onto it.
Request for quotation: a package asking a supplier to price a defined scope, quantity and delivery expectation.
Surface-mount technology: assembly of components onto pads at the surface of a PCB.
Through-hole technology: assembly using component leads placed through holes in a circuit board.
The ability to connect a product or lot to defined materials, processes and records.
A manufacturing arrangement that combines agreed material procurement and assembly responsibilities.