Assembly Outs definition

Assembly Outs means a Product for which the Assembly Services have been completed and meets all of the Assembly Specification applicable at such time and is not Secondary Silicon or Rejects.
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Assembly Outs means the number of units, which pass from the last operation of the assembly process, as depicted in the typical process flow Schedule B, Typical Process Flow Chart, to the first operation of the test portion of the manufacturing process, as depicted in Schedule C, Typical Test Flow Chart.
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Assembly Outs means the number of Units, of a specified Product, which pass from the last operation of the assembly process, typically at the completion of the Gross Leak Test, to the first operation of the test portion of the manufacturing process, typically 100% Electrical Test. The exact completion of the assembly portion of the manufacturing process and the initiation of the test portion of the manufacturing process may be altered by Schedules that might be appended to this Agreement in the future to cover existing or additional Products. If the parties hereto agree to add any additional inspection or assembly operations to the assembly flow at any time, whether addressed in this Agreement or not, any defective units of the specified Product found at these additional steps will also be deducted in the determination of Assembly Outs.
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