Electronic assembly and debugging process

Author: Jin Ming, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a practical training textbook for electronic assembly and debugging, divided into 8 chapters. It covers common component knowledge, manual soldering techniques, automatic soldering techniques, basic assembly processes, common process documents and overall assembly processes, fundamentals of debugging and testing, example debugging methods, and comprehensive exercises, accompanied by national standards for "Electronic Equipment Assembly and Splicing Worker" and "Radio Equipment Adjustment Worker." The book is characterized by being practical, easy to understand, and accessible. It also considers the skills assessment requirements of the electronic specialty industry, avoiding complex theoretical explanations. Instead, it uses intuitive examples and simple language to illustrate operational steps, processes, and techniques, catering to the needs of general engineering technicians. Due to varying school conditions, the teaching hours for this course can be flexibly arranged based on specific circumstances. However, it is generally recommended that the teaching reference time be around 64 hours. This book is suitable for students of electronic and communication-related majors in higher vocational and technical colleges, such as Electronic Information Engineering, Radio Engineering, Communication Equipment Manufacturing, Broadcasting and Television Engineering, and Communication Engineering. It can also serve as a reference for engineering technicians in the electronic and communication field for training, certification, or self-study.