TESTING ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS

It is used to measure current, voltage, resistance, and various other parameters of a circuit.

• Solenoid voltage tester

• Digital multimeter

• Digital oscilloscope

• LAN cable tester

This helps measure conductance between two ends of a cable.

• Digital oscilloscope

• AC/DC power supply

• Network/impedance analyzer

• LAN cable tester

This may be used to test complex digital and logic circuits and display the relative timing of a large number of signals.

• Signal generator

• Digital oscilloscope

• Logic analyzer

• Digital pattern generator

It is the most robust type of PCB testing in existence.

• Flying Probe

• In-Circuit

• Burn-In

• X-Ray Inspection

This testing pushes power through your electronics, usually at its maximum-specified capacity.

• Burn-In

•  In-Circuit

• Functional Testing

• Solderability Test

Determines the level of thermal stress a PCB's holes can resist

• Solder float test

• PCB contamination testing

• Solderability test

• Peel test

Finds failures in high-frequency boards

• Solder float test

• Micro-sectioning analysis

• Solderability test

• Time-domain reflectometer

X-ray testing can check elements that are usually hidden from view.

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Burn-in testing isn’t for every project.

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All electronic equipment tends to wear out over time due to heating, moisture, shock, or vibration.

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