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Avionics
Approval is a multilateral, international standard endorsed by key
industry leaders that serves to meet a newly understood industry-wide
need to assure customers and regulatory agencies that the electronic
components in avionics equipment are selected and applied in a controlled
process that is compatible with the end of the application.
To achieve Avionics Approval, certified organizations develop, document,
and implement processes for managing the selection and use of electronic
components in avionics equipment.
In addition to the requirements of ISO 9001 and IECQ Manufacturing
Approval, avionics sub-assembly manufacturers complete the IEC/TS
62239 Electronic Component Management Plan (ECMP) established by
IECQ to include consideration of electronic components end-of-life
management.
Avionics Approval serves to safeguard consumers and to provide a
market advantage to suppliers that comply.
About IECQ
The IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) supplies the
global market with multilateral standards and conformity assessment
programs that are key to international trade in the electrical and
electronics fields. IECQ (International Electrotechnical Commission
Quality Assessment Scheme for Electronic Components) is the IEC's
conformity assessment and product certification scheme focused on
the quality assessment of electronic components and associated processes
and materials.
IECQ conformity assessments are truly global in concept and practice,
reducing trade barriers caused by different certification criteria
in various countries and helping industry succeed and expand into
new markets. By helping to remove significant delays and costs of
multiple testing and approvals, IECQ conformity assessments enable
industry to reach the market with greater speed and less expense.
IECQ provides internationally recognized, impartial, and independent
assessment and certification programs, free of either buyers or
sellers bias. Assessment criteria are known to the applicants and
their stakeholders, yet information and data acquired during assessments
are held in the strictest of confidence. Participants are provided
continuing visibility in the Register of IECQ companies.
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