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Electronics Components Introduction
Detail study about Electronics Component Required for Electronics Product Manuafcturing
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🏭 Electronics Manufacturing Process – Step-by-Step Overview
🏭 Electronics Manufacturing Process – Step-by-Step Overview
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6.THT (Through-Hole Technology) Assembly Process
THT (Through-Hole Technology) Assembly
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9. Functional Testing (FCT)
Functional Testing (FCT)
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10.Repair and Rework Process
Repair and Rework Process
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11. 🌡️ Environmental and Reliability Testing (if applicable)
🌡️ Environmental and Reliability Testing (if applicable)
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12. 📦 Box Build / System Integration
📦 Box Build / System Integration
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13.🔗 Traceability in Electronics Manufacturing
🔗 Traceability in Electronics Manufacturing
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14.Industry 4.0 in Electronics manufacturing
Industry 4.0 in Electronics manufacturing
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15. 🏷️ Packaging and Labeling
🏷️ Packaging and Labeling
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16.✅ Key Principles of ESD Compliance
✅ Key Principles of ESD Compliance
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17. 📦 Finished Goods (FG) Handling and Delivery
📦 Finished Goods (FG) Handling and Delivery
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Professional in Electronics Manufacturing -SMT Process
About Lesson

4. Purchasing the Components

Once the suppliers are chosen, the purchasing process can begin. This involves creating a formal Purchase Order (PO) that includes all the specifications, quantities, prices, and delivery details. The purchasing team works with the engineering team to ensure that every detail of the components is correct, reducing the risk of receiving incorrect or substandard parts.

Key Considerations:

  • Detailed PO: Ensure that the PO includes complete and accurate specifications, including part numbers, tolerances, certifications, and quantity.

  • Payment Terms: Negotiate payment terms with the supplier, such as upfront payments, net-30, or net-60 terms. This is important for cash flow management.

  • Order Confirmation: After sending the PO, the supplier should confirm the order, ensuring all details are correct. This step minimizes any misunderstandings that could lead to shipment delays or incorrect components.


 

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