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AS9100D and PCB Fabrication: What Supplier Quality Should Evaluate

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When a supplier quality engineer supporting aviation, space, or defense programs reviews a new PCB fabricator, one of the first checkpoints is simple: Is the AS9100D certificate current? That is an appropriate starting point. In regulated aerospace environments, configuration control, traceability, corrective action, and internal audit discipline are not optional. The standard establishes the quality management structure that those programs depend on. The more consequential evaluation begins after certification is confirmed. In multilayer and rigid-flex fabrication, performance reliability is shaped by how engineering review and process controls are executed day to day.

Ionic Contamination Debate Highlights Growing Divide in Automotive Electronics

07/15/2026 | I-Connect007 Editorial Team
A recent Global Electronics Association panel discussion revealed both broad agreement and sharp differences regarding one of electronics manufacturing’s most persistent reliability questions: How clean is clean enough? The discussion, focused on ionic contamination assessment in electronic control unit (ECU) manufacturing, brought together the following experts:  Tim Dietz from Ford Motor Company, Dr. Lothar Henneken from Robert Bosch, Eric Camden from Foresite, Hubertus Mertens from MKS’ Atotech, Doug Pauls from It Depends Electronics, and Stan Rak from SF Rak Company, as moderator. While everyone agreed that contamination control is essential for long-term reliability, panelists differed significantly on whether ion chromatography (IC) should play a larger role in production acceptance and process control.
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