PCBA IQC stands for Printed Circuit Board Assembly Incoming Quality Control.

PCBA IQC stands for Printed Circuit Board Assembly Incoming Quality Control.
It refers to the process of inspecting and testing the components and materials used in the assembly of printed circuit boards.

● Visual inspection: The components are checked for any physical defects such as damage, corrosion, or incorrect labeling.

● Component verification: The type, value, and specifications of the components are verified against the bill of materials (BOM) or other reference documents.

● Electrical testing: Functional or electrical tests may be performed to ensure that the components meet the required specifications and can perform their intended functions.

● Testing equipment calibration: The testing equipment used for electrical testing should be regularly calibrated to ensure accurate measurements.

● Packaging inspection: The packaging of components is checked to ensure that they are properly sealed and protected against handling and environmental damage.

● Documentation review: All the necessary paperwork, including certificates of conformance, test reports, and inspection records, are reviewed to ensure compliance with the relevant standards and requirements.

● Sampling: In some cases, a statistical sampling method is used to inspect a subset of the components rather than inspecting each individual component.

The main goal of PCBA IQC is to verify the quality and reliability of the components before they are used in the assembly process. By identifying any potential issues at this stage, it helps minimize the risk of defective products and ensures the integrity of the final product