IEC 61253-2:1993
Piezoelectric ceramic resonators - A Specification in the IEC quality assessment system for electronic components (IECQ) - Part 2: Sectional specification - Qualification approval
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IEC 61253-2:1993 defines the qualification approval section of the specification for piezoelectric ceramic resonators within the IEC quality assessment system for electronic components (IECQ). It is relevant when organizations need a technical reference for evaluating whether these components meet the expected qualification basis for use in engineering and procurement workflows. For teams handling product review, documented evaluation, and conformity assessment, IEC 61253-2:1993 helps frame how qualification-related checks are organized around a clearly identified component category.
What is IEC 61253-2:1993?
This document is part of the sectional specification for piezoelectric ceramic resonators and focuses on qualification approval. In practice, it provides a structured technical basis for assessing component suitability before broader use or acceptance in a controlled quality workflow. As a reference tied to the IECQ system, it is likely used during technical review, supplier evaluation, and compliance preparation where consistent qualification criteria are needed for electronic components. IEC 61253-2:1993 is therefore a supporting document for verifying how these resonators are considered within formal quality assessment activities.
Applications of IEC 61253-2:1993
IEC 61253-2:1993 is most relevant in engineering documentation, component procurement, and laboratory evaluation where piezoelectric ceramic resonators are being considered for qualified use. It may support product evaluation in electronics manufacturing, incoming inspection planning, and technical validation of parts intended for controlled assemblies. Organizations involved in quality assurance or regulatory preparation can use it as a compliance reference when aligning supplier documentation, approval records, and testing workflows around a defined component specification.
Why is IEC 61253-2:1993 important?
The main value of IEC 61253-2:1993 is that it supports consistent qualification decisions for a specific class of electronic components. By providing a recognized basis for approval within the IECQ framework, it can reduce ambiguity during conformity assessment and help teams apply more repeatable review criteria. That consistency is important for risk management, procurement acceptance, and technical validation, especially when organizations need dependable documentation to support operational consistency and quality workflows across multiple suppliers or projects.
- Qualification approval guidance for piezoelectric ceramic resonators
- Useful in supplier review and component acceptance workflows
- Supports conformity assessment and documented evaluation activities
- Helps align technical review with IECQ quality assessment practices
- Publication Date: 1993-12-17
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61253-2:1993 (1993-12-17)
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