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TEST METHODS AND ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURES FOR THE EVALUATION OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS: Status: Reaffirmed May 2023	JESD72A	Mar 2018
This Test Method covers the minimum requirements that should be in effect for the evaluation and acceptance of polymeric materials for use in industrial, military, space, and other special-condition products which may require capabilities beyond standard commercial microelectronics applications. It is not the intent of this Publication to specify a material, but to evaluate the material to assure that the quality and reliability of the microelectronic devices are not compromised. This document replaces JEP105, JEP107 and JEP112. Committee(s): JC-13.5 Free download. Registration or login required.
TEST PROCEDURE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SINGLE-EVENT EFFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES FROM HEAVY ION IRRADIATION:	JESD57A	Nov 2017
This test method defines requirements and procedures for ground simulation and single event effects (SEE) and implementation of the method in testing integrated circuits. This standard is valid when using a cyclotron or Van de Graaff accelerator. Microcircuits under test must be delidded. The ions used at the facilities have an atomic number Z > 2. It does not apply to SEE testing that uses protons, neutrons, or other lighter particles. This standard is designed to eliminate any misunderstanding between users of the method and test facilities, to minimize delays, and to promote standardization of testing and test data. Committee(s): JC-13.4 Free download. Registration or login required.
ASSESSMENT OF AVERAGE OUTGOING QUALITY LEVELS IN PARTS PER MILLION (PPM)	JESD16B	Nov 2017
This standard was revised to clarify assumptions necessary to estimate AOQ, revise the minimum sample size algorithm, address small sample size concerns, and provide methods for combining groups for AOQ estimation. Derivation of any new methods for combing groups for AOQ estimation. Derivation of any new methods introduced into this document have been provided in annexes. A statistical method is based on confidence interval statistics. A procedure was established for reporting AOQ when the minimum sample size criterion is not met. Not all sections of EIA-554 are appropriate for use by device manufacturers therefore JEDEC wishes to continue using JESD16. In December 2008 the formulating committee approved to remove EIA-554 (July 1996, Reaffirmed September 2002) from the JEDEC website. To obtain a copy of EIA-554 please contact GEIA at http://www.geia.org/ Committee(s): JC-13 Free download. Registration or login required.
INSPECTION CRITERIA FOR MICROELECTRONIC PACKAGES AND COVERS Status: Reaffirmed May 2023	JESD9C	May 2017
The purpose of this JEDEC standard is to verify the workmanship and requirements of microelectronic packages and covers (lids) intended for use in fabricating hybrid microelectronic circuits/microcircuits (hereafter referred to as “microcircuits”). It is applicable for use by the package manufacturer (i.e., package components), and the microcircuit manufacturer (i.e., from incoming inspection of package components through final inspection of the completed microcircuit). This standard also encompasses and replaces JESD27, Ceramic Package Specification for Microelectronic Packages. It is meant to be used in conjunction, and to not contradict, with MIL-STD-883, Test Method 2009: External Visual. Committee(s): JC-13, JC-13.5 Free download. Registration or login required.
STANDARD TEST METHOD UTILIZING X-RAY FLUORESCENCE (XRF) FOR ANALYZING COMPONENT FINISHES AND SOLDER ALLOYS TO DETERMINE TIN (Sn) - LEAD (Pb) CONTENT Reaffirmed June 2023	JESD213A	Apr 2017
This document is intended to be used by Original Component Manufacturers who deliver electronic components and Original Equipment Manufacturers who are the platform system integrators. It is intended to be applied prior to delivery by the OCMs and may be used by OEM system engineers and procuring activities as well as U.S Government Department of Defense system engineers, procuring activities and repair centers. This Standard establishes the instrumentation, techniques, criteria, and methods to be utilized to quantify the amount of Lead (Pb) in Tin-Lead (Sn/Pb) alloys and electroplated finishes containing at least 3 weight percent (wt%) Lead (Pb) using X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) equipment. Reaffirmed June 2023 Committee(s): JC-13 Free download. Registration or login required.

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