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The document is a Materials Declaration Form from STMicroelectronics, detailing the materials used in a specific product (LD39130SJ18R). It includes supplier information, legal disclaimers, and compliance statements regarding EU RoHS and REACH regulations. The form certifies that the provided material information is accurate to the best of the supplier's knowledge and outlines the composition of materials used in the product.

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What is IPC 1752A Class D?

IPC 1752A establishes a standard reporting format for material declaration data exchange between supply chain participants and supports reporting of bulk materials, components, printed boards, sub-assemblies, and products.

Is IPC-1752A class D declaration in XML or PDF format?

Please note that this version is not supported by a PDF form. The data exchange format is specified as Extensible Markup Language (XML) and IPC-1752A relies on third party solution providers to provide software tools compatible with the standard.

What is the difference between IPC-1752A and IPC 1752B?

IPC-1752B is the new industry standard for material declarations that includes all data required for SCIP submissions. IPC-1752A does not include all required fields for communicating SCIP required data and so is not sufficient for SCIP purposes.

What is IPC class in high school?

A class in Integrated Physics and Chemistry (IPC) allows students to get familiar with these two aspects of science at the same time. However, typically, these subjects are still addressed in different class periods.

What is the IPC-1752A standard?

The primary objective of IPC-1752A is to create a standardized framework for collecting and exchanging information about the material composition of electronic products and components. In an industry where compliance with environmental regulations is pivotal, this standard is a game-changer.