Venue
The Fern Residency - 204, Main Arterial Road, Biswa Bangla Sarani, Noapara, Sukanta Pally, New Town, Kolkata, West Bengal 700157 
Program Schedule
08:30 AM | Registration & Networking Tea |
09:00 AM | Electronics Assembly Controls and Soldering DefectsESD control for electronics assembly; common soldering defects; material and process selection; handling and storage of MSDs; defects and remedies by Master IPC Trainer |
10:30 AM | Q&A Session |
10:40 AM | Soldering Processes and Defect PreventionFactors contributing to soldering defects; defects and remedies in wave, robotic and selective soldering; resistance soldering; induction soldering; prevention of soldering defects and anomalies by Master IPC Trainer |
12:10 PM | Q&A Session |
12:20 PM | Networking Lunch |
01:20 PM | Practical Demonstration by Master IPC Trainer |
04:00 PM | Networking High Tea |
Zero-Defect Soldering - Enabling Power Electronics Reliability
Power electronics play a critical role in applications such as electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, industrial automation, power supplies, and energy storage, where electronic assemblies must reliably handle high currents, elevated temperatures, and demanding operating conditions. In these applications, soldering quality is essential to ensure dependable electrical performance, efficient thermal management, and long-term product reliability.
Maintaining high-quality solder joints requires effective control of electrostatic discharge (ESD), proper handling and storage of moisture-sensitive components, careful material and process selection, and a thorough understanding of the factors that contribute to manufacturing defects. As assemblies become more complex and production technologies continue to evolve, manufacturers must also address quality challenges associated with various soldering processes, including hand, wave, robotic, selective, resistance, and induction soldering.
Following industry-recognized requirements such as IPC J-STD-001 for soldering process control and IPC-A-610 for assembly acceptability helps organizations identify, prevent, and reduce soldering defects while improving process consistency, product quality, and overall assembly reliability.
Who can attend?
The session is ideal for electronics manufacturing professionals, power electronics engineers, soldering and process engineers, quality and reliability specialists, and OEMs and EMS providers involved in electronics assembly and manufacturing.
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Note:
- Member: INR 1,200/- per person
- Non-Member: INR 1,500/- per person