IEC 61261-2:1994
Piezoelectric ceramic filters for use in electronic equipment - A specification in the IEC quality assessment system for electronic components (IECQ) - Part 2: Sectional specification - Qualification approval
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IEC 61261-2:1994 defines the qualification approval requirements for piezoelectric ceramic filters used in electronic equipment, within the IEC quality assessment system for electronic components. It is relevant for organizations that need a clear technical basis for product evaluation, conformity assessment, and procurement review of these components. As the primary reference for this document family, IEC 61261-2:1994 supports documented evaluation and technical validation where consistent qualification evidence is needed for engineering and compliance workflows.
IEC 61261-2:1994 standard overview
This document addresses the sectional specification for qualification approval of piezoelectric ceramic filters, which are commonly used in electronic equipment where defined filtering performance is required. Its scope is aligned with quality assessment and approval activities, helping laboratories, manufacturers, and purchasers establish a common basis for technical review and verification activities. For teams working under quality workflows, it provides a structured compliance reference for assessing whether components are suitable for controlled use in engineering documentation and approval processes.
Applications of IEC 61261-2:1994
IEC 61261-2:1994 is typically relevant in component qualification programs, supplier assessment, incoming inspection, and laboratory evaluation of piezoelectric ceramic filters. It may be used by designers and procurement teams when comparing parts for electronic equipment that depends on stable filter behavior and operational consistency. The document also supports technical assessment during conformity assessment preparation, especially where approval records, product evaluation notes, and testing workflows must be aligned with an established engineering specification.
Why IEC 61261-2:1994 matters
For organizations handling electronic components, this reference helps reduce risk by making qualification approval more consistent and traceable. It supports safety-oriented due diligence, even when the primary concern is performance validation rather than system-level protection, because well-defined component approval can improve technical compliance and procurement confidence. IEC 61261-2:1994 is useful when teams need a dependable basis for verification, repeatable testing, and controlled acceptance decisions across engineering and quality assurance functions.
- Qualification approval framework for piezoelectric ceramic filters used in electronic equipment
- Supports documented evaluation in engineering, laboratory, and procurement workflows
- Useful for conformity assessment preparation and supplier technical review
- Helps align component acceptance with IEC quality assessment practices
- Publication Date: 1994-11-03
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61261-2:1994 (1994-11-03)
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