Electronic assembly and installation basic skills

Author: Huang Peixin
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is a basic skills training textbook for electronic assembly workers. The entire book is divided into four units. Unit 1 is the identification and measurement skills of electronic components, which explains the external identification and measurement skills for common electronic components, such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, and transistors. Unit 2 is the insertion and wire processing skills, which covers the shaping skills of electronic components, insertion skills, and wire processing skills. These skills are included in the work before assembly and are closely related to assembly skills. Unit 3 is soldering and desoldering skills, which explains the methods and key points of manual soldering (soldering with a soldering iron), the selection of tools and solder, as well as the repair skills of soldering tools. Unit 4 is the assembly and production of electronic products, which covers the writing of production process documents for electronic product assembly, the layout of production assembly lines, and the inspection of product quality, as well as production management. This book highlights practicality and application, combining skill training with professional knowledge. The entire book is richly illustrated, with a novel system, training methods that are close to actual practice, standardized skill requirements, and strong operability in specific teaching. It also aligns well with the needs of enterprises in terms of skill quality. This book was written by Huang Peixin, Wang Yuxia, and Chen Yi, with Huang Peixin as the chief editor; Gu Liping served as the reviewer.