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8/28/2019

JTT at Amcon

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Thanks to all our friends and clients who visited us at the AmCon show in Salt Lake City in October. We had a great time at the show, and enjoyed seeing you again.

Of course we also had the pleasure of making many new acquaintances. To our new friends: We're are looking forward to working with you in the future. Let us know what we can do for you!
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8/21/2019

Jobs at JTT: Not your typical 9-5

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Not your typical 9-5 engineering job:
 
Joshua Tree Technology is looking for few exceptional engineers to work:
  • Part time
  • Flexible hours
  • At home
 These JTT design team positions are ideal for for top-notch engineers who are: 
  • Looking for an alternative to the normal 9-5 grind
  • Retired but not ready to hang it up
  • Desiring to semi-retire, but still need income
  • Looking for additional income
 Current openings available for qualified/capable engineers in the following disciplines: 
  • software/firmware design
  • mechanical engineering
  • electrical/electronic engineering
  • PCB Layout design
When it comes to selecting team members, JTT is highly selective. To be on our team, you must be: 
  • Highly qualified & experienced
  • An excellent communicator, easy to get along with
  • Self-motivated, efficient, productive
  • A straight shooter (honesty and integrity matters at JTT)
  • Capable and equipped to work independently
 
Interested parties are invited to send a cover letter/resume to JTT at:
 Contact_JTT@joshuatreetechnologies.com
 Please visit our website to learn more about us:
 JoshuaTreeTechnologies.com

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8/21/2019

JTT Assembly solder standards vs. ipc-a-610

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​JTT Assembly Solder Standards and Comparison to IPC-A-610 Class 3
 
The IPC-A-610 standard provides rules for through-hole and surface mount PCB solder joints, which have been widely accepted throughout the electronics industry. This standard defines three classes, numbered 1 through 3, that are to be applied depending on the level of reliability required.
 
So why three classes? Although it may seem logical to always require Class 3, this level of quality can be expensive to obtain, and the extra reliability may be over-kill in some applications.
 
IPC-A-610 differentiates between the three classes in this way:
 
Class 1 is meant for PCBs used in general-purpose applications. In these PCBs, reliability is important, but so is cost, and Class 1 strikes a balance between cost and reliability that makes sense for products such as inexpensive consumer electronics.
 
At the other end of the spectrum, Class 3 is meant for applications requiring the high reliability, and where cost is much less of an issue. Class 2 (of course) falls between the other classes.
 
JTT Assembly treats every PCB it assembles as though it is destined for a very high-reliability application. In fact, our standards meet, and often exceed the requirements of IPC-A-610 Class 3, as shown below.
 
Following are JTT Assembly’s standards for through-hole and SMT solder joints:


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