Electronic Product Manufacturing Process ()

Author: Wang Weiping
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Publish Date: 2008-04-26
Features: This book is written to meet the needs of higher vocational education development, with the aim of cultivating skilled professionals with a deep understanding of advanced manufacturing technology. "Practicality" is the basis for content selection, and "sufficiency" is the standard for theoretical depth. It focuses on describing several key stages in the electronic product manufacturing process: assembly, welding, debugging, and quality control. It provides detailed explanations of the fundamental knowledge that skilled professionals in the electronic manufacturing industry should master, including printing, component placement, and welding (including current process hotspots like lead-free welding) in SMT technology, testing techniques, and related tools and equipment (such as ICT, AOI, BGA ball setters, etc.) for debugging and use; anti-static issues in the production process; knowledge and methods that inspection personnel should be familiar with; the knowledge for process personnel to write process documents and manage technical archives; and the work involved in participating in various certifications for the company's export products. The book consists of eight chapters, each followed by a professional English vocabulary index and questions and exercises. Another important feature of this book is the accompanying DVD teaching video, which includes four parts: the assembly and welding of electronic components and circuit boards, the manufacturing technology of printed boards, and the manufacturing process of modern electronic products, totaling 240 minutes of content. Familiar products chosen for students—laptops, desktop computers, color televisions, mobile phones (cell phones), multimedia speakers, and household air conditioners—are used as production objects. The manufacturing processes of these products, as well as the latest PCB manufacturing, SMT assembly, and digital product production technologies in China, are filmed. High-quality animations, explanations, and background music are used to analyze technical details, making the teaching vivid and intuitive, which can greatly enhance students' professional interest and learning motivation. The DVD teaching video, as part of the book, addresses the issue of huge investment in manufacturing equipment and the difficulty of enterprises accepting visits and internships. It proposes solutions to operational problems that may arise in practical training environments, and has broad implications for the traditional electronic process training in domestic universities. The textbook and video can be used as teaching materials for vocational colleges and higher vocational colleges offering electronic technology courses or practical training in electronic-related fields. They can also be used for training engineers and technicians of different levels in electronic manufacturing enterprises.