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Within any organization, test groups can specialize in developing test approaches for their unique phase of the product development process. As a result, test managers are rarely tasked to consider how to optimize testing strategies across multiple.

Whether you decide to build your next system in-house or hire an integration partner, part of that process should include making sure a quality management system (QMS) is in place to create a reliable and repeatable process.

For product manufacturers, the ability to quickly and effectively replicate test systems can be an essential part of the new product introduction (NPI) process. Build-to-print services can offer full-turnkey assembly of test equipment that includes.

When you need a test system designed for your rotating electrics device, the beginning steps of the process are often some of the most critical. Without the right designs, concepts and plans developed early on, the probability of delays or errors.

Once you’ve finished the preparation stage of an electrification test system, it’s time to further determine how you are going to handle your device under test (DUT). Here are the essential attributes to consider in a test system:

Without first-rate data collection in place, it’s impossible to trust that your power electronics test will deliver top-quality products. Inadequate, inaccurate, or ineffective data acquisition leads to losses of critical information in both.

As you move through the product development lifecycle of a printed circuit board assembly (PCBA), different stages of functional testing serve essential roles in ensuring quality assurance for your product. Each failure identified in your PCBA.

Before you ship your PCBA, it’s essential to test its functionality. But are you better off building that test system in-house or hiring an outside vendor? As a test integration partner for more than 50 years, we’ve worked with a wide variety of.

Outsourcing the design and manufacture of a functional test system for a printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) is one of the highest-leverage decisions a program team makes. Get the front end right, and the system ships on schedule, scope holds, and.

Functional test (FCT) is the pass/fail gate at the end of a PCBA manufacturing line. After the board has been assembled, soldered, inspected, and—where applicable—in-circuit tested, FCT is the step that answers the only question that actually.