National Certification: Electronic Products Assembly & Servicing NC II duration
Timeline Duration
Sep 2018Oct 2018
Tenure60 days
National Certification: Electronic Products Assembly & Servicing NC II summary
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National Certification: Electronic Products Assembly & Servicing NC II
Vocational
Curriculum
- 01Component-Level PCB Assembly: Assembled electronic products by preparing, etching, and assembling single/double-sided Printed Circuit Board (PCB) modules according to engineering schematics.
- 02Soldering & Surface Mount Technology (SMT): Executed precision hand soldering and hot-air desoldering for both Through-Hole Technology (THT) and Surface Mount Devices (SMD).
- 03Chassis & Wiring Harnessing: Performed point-to-point wiring, cable bundling, crimping, wire termination, and chassis mounting for custom and production-line electronic enclosures.
- 04Diagnostic Equipment Operations: Utilized digital/analog multimeters, digital oscilloscopes, signal/function generators, and variable DC power supplies to analyze voltage, current, impedance, and signal waveforms.
- 05Schematic Reading & Mensuration: Interpreted technical wiring diagrams, schematic symbols, and engineering specifications to calculate component values, power dissipation, and line tolerances.
- 06Component Testing & Quality Control: Evaluated passive (resistors, capacitors, inductors) and active components (diodes, transistors, ICs, optocouplers) to isolate open circuits, short circuits, and failed silicon before final assembly.
- 07Consumer Appliances & AV Systems: Diagnosed, repaired, and recalibrated consumer audio/video equipment, power supplies, and domestic electronic systems.
- 08Industrial Electronic Modules & Control Systems: Serviced industrial control modules, power electronics, sensor arrays, and microcontroller/PLC auxiliary hardware interfaces.
- 09Root-Cause Fault Isolation: Applied systematic fault-tree analysis and signal-tracing techniques to isolate hardware anomalies down to the component level.
- 10Occupational Health & Safety (OHS): Practiced strict electrical safety standards, high-voltage handling precautions, personal protective equipment (PPE) compliance, and workplace hazard mitigation.
- 11Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention: Managed ESD-safe workstations utilizing anti-static mats, wrist straps, grounding systems, and ESD-compliant hand tools to prevent damage to sensitive semiconductors.
- 12Quality Assurance & Documentation: Applied standard operating procedures (SOPs) for product inspection, logging service records, and maintaining inventory quality control.