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FQC inspection mainly includes the following contents:
Appearance:
Check the appearance of the product for scratches, stains or other visible defects.
Functions:
Test all functions of the product to ensure that it operates normally within the designed working range.
Performance:
Check the performance of the product meets the design specifications, such as electrical characteristics, signal integrity, etc.
Compliance:
Ensure products comply with industry standards and regulations (such as RoHS, CE, FCC…).
Packaging:
Ensure the packaging of the product is in good condition, meets the transportation requirements, and the packaging labels are clear and correct.
The following is PCBasic FQC inspection process table:
FQC Inspection Process
Procedure
Content/Main Points
Inspection Tool
1. Check the test line
Check if the test mark line is drawn and whether it meets the requirements
Visual
2. Check the process card
Check the jack/ink color, V-CUT/X plate requirements, and inspection standards
Visual
3. Check V-CUT
Check the V-cut line direction for missing V, empty, or skipped cuts
Visual
4. Check for gold fingers
Check the gold finger pull edge, position, and hypotenuse
Visual
5. Check optical
Inspect for imperfections, irregularities, tin height, or optical spots with sticking ink
Visual
6. Check the solder mask plane
Check wipe / IC / BGA / through plug oil / poor screen printing / color difference, etc.
Visual
7. Check the line
Check the line for nicks/jags/scratches, etc.
Magnifying glass
8. Check characters
Check whether there is any character; deviation/incomplete/missing/reverse/unclear characters, etc.
Visual
9. Check holes
Inspection hole breakage/hole deviation/ink entering hole/hole size/NPTH hole with copper, etc.
Visual light hole
10. Inspection cycle/marking
Check for cycle errors/clear labeling (mainly UL), etc.
Visual
11. Inspection slot hole
Check for missing slots/large slots/small slots/not in place/burrs/dust
Visual
12. Check the substrate
Check for any bursting, dents, white spots on the substrate, yellowing of the substrate, etc.
Visual
13. Check surface treatment
Check for oxidation/tinning, poor gold deposition/poor SP color, etc.
Visual
14. Check blue glue
Check if there is thin/thick blue glue, PAD on blue glue, or if blue glue falls off
Visual
15. Tree inspection plug/hole filling
Check if the plug hole is full and check for any depressions in the filling hole
Plug gauge
16. Check for board warping/deformation
Check if the board is warped or deformed
Marble table
17. Secondary inspection V-CUT
Confirm V-CUT after the initial inspection is completed
Visual
18. Draw identification lines
Draw personal identification lines on the corners of the board after all inspections are completed
Oily pen
19. Points/Writing Reports
Count the points and verify the quantity of the process card after inspection
Visual
20. Process under board production
Hand over to FQA for sampling and quality verification before proceeding to the next process
FQC inspection daily report
1. What is the difference between FQC and OQC (Outgoing Quality Control)?
FQC: FQC occurs after the product is manufactured, including appearance inspection, functional testing, etc., to ensure that the product meets the internal quality standards.
OQC: It is carried out before the product is shipped, mainly checking the product packaging, logo, instruction manual, etc., to ensure that the product meets customer requirements.
2. What is IQC inspection?
IQC refers to the quality inspection and verification of raw materials, components or semi-finished products provided by suppliers in the manufacturing and production process to ensure that they comply with established standards and specifications. This is the first quality control step in the production process.
3. IQC and FQC
IQC and FQC together constitute the closed loop of quality management. IQC ensures the quality of incoming materials and prevents non-conforming materials from affecting production, while FQC ultimately verifies that the results of the entire production process meet standards. The two complement each other to guarantee the quality of the entire production process, from raw materials to finished products.
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