What is BS EN 60115-1 - Fixed resistors for use in electronic equipment?  
BS EN 60115-1 is a European standard that discusses fixed resistors for use in electronic equipment. It helps in resisting the heat of dielectric and helps in improving the quality of fixed capacitors.   
BS EN 60115-1 is the first part of the multi-series that has a generic specification and is applicable to fixed resistors for use in electronic equipment.
BS EN 60115-1 establishes standard terms, inspection procedures, and methods of test for use in sectional and detailed specifications of electronic components for quality assessment or any other purpose.
Who is BS EN 60115-1 - Fixed resistors for use in electronic equipment for? 
BS EN 60115-1 on fixed capacitors for use in electronic equipment is relevant to: 
- Manufacturers of electronic equipment
- Sensor and monitoring device manufacturer
- Electrician
- Certification bodies
- Quality inspection authorities
Why should you use BS EN 60115-1 - Fixed resistors for use in electronic equipment?  
In electric appliances or gadgets, a fixed capacitor aids in maintaining a steady charge and energy output. In general, fixed capacitors are characterized in terms of the dielectric material used to make them.
BS EN 60115-1 is useful for the purpose of a full quality assessment system such as the IEC Quality Assessment System for Electronic Components (IECQ).
BS EN 60115-1 provides guidance on test and measurement procedures, standard atmospheric conditions, visual examination and checking of dimensions, measuring conditions, test conditions.
BS EN 60115-1 ensures that components receive the right voltage and protect them against voltage spikes. It will assist you in achieving great stability, a broad working range, minimal noise, and a low cost.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS EN 60115-1:2011+A11:2015 supersedes BS EN 60115-1:2011, which is withdrawn. Compared to EN 60115-1:2001, the following changes have been implemented:
- Revision of the terms and definitions in 2.2
- Revision of the solderability test in 4.17
- Revision of the resistance to soldering heat test in 4.18
- Introduction of new bias voltages for the damp heat, steady-state test in 4.24
- Introduction of new test severities for the single-pulse high-voltage overload test on 4.27
- Introduction of a new system of test severities for the shear test in 4.32  
