Level of experienced senior technician or engineer working on the quality or reliability of a product, either at the manufacturing or selection level.

Technical or design office manager, engineer or project manager, reliability manager, test laboratory manager.

• Understand the objectives of qualification testing of electronic boards and systems (automotive environment), from the theoretical aspects of defining tests to the practical aspects of
  carrying them out (good rules, reaction in the event of problems, drafting test reports, etc.).
• The main standards in force will be reviewed (ISO 16750, automotive manufacturers’ standards, etc.). Mathematical aspects will be covered, on the one hand for calculating acceleration factors, and on the other, for calculating the number of samples required according to reliability objectives.

Engineer or project manager.

Projection and printed copies of Powerpoint presentations, practical case studies, exercises, situational examples, theoretical examples, video materials, etc.

Evaluation at the beginning and end of the course, quiz…

A training certificate complying with the provisions of Article L. 6353-1 paragraph 2 is issued to the trainee.

5 working days before the start of the course (if OPCO funding).

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

RAISING AWARENESS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENT FAILURE
MECHANISMS (TARGETED AT EXPECTATIONS)

• Links with qualification testing

BASIC CONCEPTS USEFUL FOR QUALIFICATION

• Reliability parameters and laws
• Typical tests ( HTOL, TC, THB…)
• Acceleration factors (Arrhenius, Black, Coffin, Peck…)

QUALIFICATION METHODS AND STANDARDS (MORE OR LESS INDEPTH, DEPENDING ON REQUIREMENTS)

• Knowledge based vs Stress based
• JESD47 (industrial)
• MIL-STD
• ECSS (Spacial)
• AEC-Q (Automotive)
• JESD94 / JEP148 (electromigration example)

• Du 05/06/2024 au 05/06/2024 (Remote learning)