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9.3.3.4. First article inspection on prefabricated cables, lines, wiring

Test features:

• Documentation of all set point and actual values from the design specifications

• Use of components according to bill of materials

• Furnishing of evidence for the process capability of crimping processes

• Labeling and identification of cables and lines according to design specifications and definitions in this

TCOD

• Confirmation of the electrical tests including test set-up according to test instructions

• Preparation and release of work and test plans

• Confirmation of compliance with requirements with respect to visual and measuring tests.

• Evidence on ROHS compliance if required

• Packaging proposal for serial production shipment

9.4. Functional modules

The requirements for the functional modules result from the requirements for the individual components, which are

defined in the corresponding chapters.

With respect to the quality of design of functional modules, special attention must be paid to the compliance with the

surface requirements, as well as to the prevention of injury hazards (sharp edges, pinching areas etc.). Additional

requirements for the installation of assemblies (e.g. wiring and piping) shall be coordinated with ASM AS unless specified

in the documentation.

As a rule, functional modules must be subjected to functional tests. The result must be recorded as FPY and made

available to ASM AS on request. The type, method and extent of functional testing shall be coordinated with ASM AS if

required.

In order to ensure that all necessary test steps have been executed and that all components on the functional modules are

present at the time of delivery, the supplier should prepare checklists that can ensure systematic execution.

9.4.1. First article inspection on functional modules

The supplier shall conduct the first article inspection of functional modules as required in the sense of a product audit.

The content of first article inspection can also be the auditing of product-related order processing operation including the

sourcing processes.

The goal of this procedure is the protection of all quality-relevant parameters so that the compliance with the quality

requirements for the series deliveries is guaranteed.

If a first article inspection at the supplier is planned, the supplier is obliged to coordinate a date for the upcoming first

article inspection with ASM AS in a timely manner.

9.5. Packaging and transport

9.5.1. General preliminary considerations and scope of application

The packaging constitutes the protection against damage or other impairment that could affect the quality of the

packaged good.

This is the basis for the requirements that are derived from the use of the packaging in the supply chain from the supplier

via ASM AS and possibly all the way to the end customer.

Based on the properties of the packaged item of goods (fragility, size, weight etc.), all influences within the chain (packing

– transport – storage – unpacking – and possibly the subsequent chain to the customer) must be considered with respect

to the stress exerted on the packaging and the packaged good.

In the selection of packaging methods, packing equipment and packing materials, the legal provisions of the countries of

delivery and of destination must be observed with respect to the packaging.

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For Germany, this shall particularly include the packaging legislation and possibly also the waste legislation. Particular

attention shall be paid to aspects of the avoidance of excess packaging material and its reuse or recycling, respectively.

Reusable packaging shall be preferred.

For the definition of the packaging, the cooperation with packaging specialists is recommended.

The packaging is made in packing units according to the specifications of ASM AS. Painted and electroplated parts shall

be packaged so that mutual damage is excluded (except bulk goods).

9.5.2. Applicable specifications, guidelines and standards

These regulations, guidelines and standards only represent a foundation of instructions. In special cases, the additional

instructions contained in these documents shall be observed.

ISO 21067-1 Packaging — Vocabulary — Part 1: General terms

ISO 21067-2 Packaging — Vocabulary — Part 2; Packaging and the environment terms

ISO 780 Packaging – Distribution packaging – Graphical symbols for handling and storage of

packages

ISO 4180 Packaging -- Complete, filled transport packages -- General rules for the compilation

of performance test schedules

IEC 61340-5-1 Ed. 2.0 b:2016▹ Electrostatics - Part 5-1: Protection of electronic devices from electrostatic

phenomena - General requirements

9.5.3. First article inspection on packaging

The inspection of the packaging is part of the first article inspection of the ordered item of goods.

The packaging must be adequately implemented in compliance with the fragility characteristics.

The supplier shall conduct the test of the requirements for the packaging in compliance with the packaging standards

(e.g. fall test, climatic test, shock test, pressure test etc.) or furnish evidence of compliance by means of material

certificates in the first article inspection report.

The Supplier should discuss with ASM AS Source Team on packaging alignment.

Final visual inspection of the packaging and functional test of the packaged good.

Evidence on ROHS compliance if required.

9.6. Product labelling

The labeling of components and assemblies ensures their identification and traceability.

These definitions for labeling are considered the standard definitions. The technical documentation will usually contain

references to these definitions. The location of the labeling and the maximum available space for the labeling are also

specified in the technical documentation.

Should other labels and requirements apply for specific products than those specified here, the corresponding definitions

will be contained in the product-specific documentation.

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9.6.1. General requirements

Labeling method: Adhesive label, print, engraving, laser marking, stamping, etching, eroding, other methods as agreed

with ASM AS.

• Permanent attachment to support material

• Abrasion resistance of the labeling

• Functional impairments must be excluded.

• Maximum resistance against solvents and contamination

• Temperature resistance in the range of -20°C to +7 0°C

• Non-conductive labels on electric assemblies

• Labeling should be visible in the installed condition, if possible

• Labeling should be legible even after surface treatment

• Font: Helvetica or Arial; other fonts to be agreed with ASM AS

• Character size: 1.5mm minimum (5 pts)

• Single line spacing

• Centered orientation.

9.6.2. Requirements for label markings

Acryl ate butyl adhesive for labels, PNS adhesive type and adhesive strength class T according to DIN 30646

The label size on the packaging should be not more than 90 x 60 mm.

The label size on the modules should be not more than 40 x 30 mm

Label background color: white

Font color: black

9.6.3. Labelling design

9.6.3.1. Individual parts, functional assemblies and purchased assemblies

These include manufactured parts and assemblies as well as purchased assemblies that need to be labeled to achieve a

clear identification and traceability.

Fully designed labeling layout