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Issue 218 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL)

Posted by Javier Alejandro de la Ossa Fernández
On June 22, 2021
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This post provides information about the latest changes in issue 218 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL) included in the DCR 1430.

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Issue 217 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL)

Posted by Emilio Cano García
On June 14, 2021
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The changes in issue 217 of ESCC QUALIFIED PART LIST (QPL) are included in the DCR 1421 and detailed herein below

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New issue of ESCC 9000 specification

Posted by José Francisco Largaespada
On March 17, 2021
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Space standards such as generic and detailed specifications are not frozen documents, and they need to change to adapt to the changes in the space industry and the new developments that arise.

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New issue of ESCC 5000 specification

Posted by Manuel Sánchez Ruiz
On March 15, 2021
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The manufacture and testing of EEE parts designed for the Space market are complex procedures that strict specification systems have ruled for years. These specifications depend on various factors such us, country of origin of the parts (USA, European, Japan…), use the parts were designed for (Space, Military) and the component’s family (resistors, capacitors, inductors, microcircuits…).

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How to write a Detail Specification.

Posted by Manuel Sánchez Ruiz
On October 19, 2020
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Regarding this, we can include them as deviations from the requirements of the Generic Specification or in the absence of a clear one fully define them (including methods, success criteria) on our Detail Specification, in accordance to our PA Plan.

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Detail/Procurement Specification Vs Manufacturer Datasheets.

Posted by Manuel Sánchez Ruiz
On October 19, 2020
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the datasheet is not always under strict configuration control, and the information included can be changed without notice or even be outdated. This is, the datasheet is always under manufacturer control. This also implies that some parameter information that may be critical for a specific customer application may not be shown in the datasheet if the manufacturer does not consider it typically important. Furthermore, it may happen that this parameter has not even been measured ever.