Rochester Electronics is focused on providing reliable, high-quality products and solutions.
Our Quality Policy
Rochester Electronics is committed to supplying products and services that satisfy customer expectations and are equal to those supplied by Industry Leaders. Objectives defined by Management are measured, and continual improvement is practiced.
Our Environmental Policy
Rochester Electronics is committed to the preservation of the environment and compliance with all relevant environmental laws and regulations. We foster this commitment through the implementation of environmentally sustainable processes, pollution prevention, and a continual improvement focus on our manufacturing and distribution operations.
Quality system management for the process development, supply chain management, authorized design, manufacturing, and distribution of semiconductor components
Environmental management system for the authorized manufacturing and distribution of semiconductor components.
Electrostatic discharge control
ANAB-accredited Certification Body under the Aerospace Registration Management Program
TAPA FSR 2023 Security Classification Level B
Quality Management System complies with the requirements of the Standard: IATF 16949:2016, for the manufacture of semiconductor components.
MIL-PRF-38535 Custom Microcircuit certification for classes V and Q
Qualified Suppliers List of Distributors (QSLD), FSC 5961 and
5962, CAGE: 3V146, VQ(VQE-22-036646), CN: 78176
Manufacturer/Exporter registration pursuant to the
Arms Export Control Act (AECA) and the International
Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR Part 122)
The purpose of the Qualified Testing Suppliers List (QTSL) Program is to establish and maintain a list of pre-qualified sources for certain electronic components that are purchased and managed by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. QTSL products are provided by suppliers that combine accepted counterfeit mitigation practices and quality assurance procedures that are consistent with industry and international quality standards. This program is applicable to selected Federal Stock Class (FSCs) 5961 and 5962 items where a streamlined acquisition process is desired to improve the quality and services provided to customers.
For over 50 years, JEDEC has been the global leader in developing open standards and publications for the microelectronics industry.
Defense Logistics Agency: DLA Land and Maritime Mil-Spec
ISO 9001 sets out the criteria for a quality management system
Only the Rochester Electronics Semiconductor Lifecycle Solution can provide an absolute guarantee
that a replacement semiconductor device will function exactly as the original.
The alternative to standard COTS devices is authorized product enhancement and manufacturing.
Semiconductor ASICs and standard products are subjected to manufacturing obsolescence, and as such
there is a need to create a form, fit, and functionally equivalent device.
The “Rochester Engineering Driven Test Approach” assures that the proper test coverage is implemented for all IC components tested at our corporate test facility, regardless of product functionality, process, and technology, or market segment application.
For items that have been in long-term storage, quality and reliability are key concerns. To determine the quality
of aged components in real-world applications, Rochester performed an analysis of solderability by using an industry-standard board mount with solder paste and reflow manufacturing process.
Long-term storage represents a viable solution to maintaining a continuous supply of semiconductor components in long-lifecycle applications but how does long-term storage affect performance? Rochester tested components, spanning a variety of package styles, stored for periods of up to 17 years.
Compatibility of Traditional Solderability Testing for Aged Semiconductor Components
Despite increasing industry acknowledgment that date code restrictions lack an empirical basis, some users of semiconductor components and contract manufacturers still enforce limitations on older products. This study builds on previous research and evaluates SMT components' solderability and board assembly performance after long-term storage.
Combating the Risk of Semiconductor Counterfeits
Why purchase from fully authorized sources
Conforming to ISO 9001, AS9120, IATF 16949, and MIL-PRF-38535
Rochester business management system manual conforming To: ISO 9001, AS9120, ISO 14001, IATF 16949
Rochester Electronics, in its dedication to quality, guarantees the components we sell will pass industry-standard solderability requirements.
Rochester Electronics has significant expertise in failure analysis and materials analysis to help verify failure modes and identify the corresponding failure mechanisms. The analytical services lab collaborates with the manufacturing team to help with the root cause analysis of these failure mechanisms and helps drive continuous improvement to product quality.
/B and /R process flows
Devices are processed to the Class V requirements specified in MIL-PRF-38535 and SMD
SMD, QML, and MIL-STD-883 process flows
Commercial, Industrial, and MTO Flows -Plastic and Ceramic
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