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Production Testing is sometimes called in-line testing. That is the PCB or assembly is completed but is only a sub-assembly. There can be many sub-assemblies to get to the final product. In-line testing is used to make sure sub-assemblies are fully functional per engineering standards, then sent to the stock room to be issued for the next assembly level. This procedure assures but does NOT guarantee that the final product will pass final testing.

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ethernet socket interface throught nail bed

I need to make a test nail bed for a board that has an Ethernet interface: in the bottom of the board there is access to the socket ethernet pins i could place test nails under the ethernet socket to ...
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Where can I find some basic information about ICT? [closed]

I'm trying to find some information about the basics of ICT (In Circuit Testing) but having trouble finding anything useful. From the few things I managed to find, I gather that an ICT tester is a ...
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Controlling the number of devices manufactured by a licensed manufacturer

Problem A small company is trying to outsource manufacturing to a small 3rd party factory. The products are consumer grade electronic devices and do not require any special certification besides CE ...
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What hole size for test probe to get a snug fit?

I’m designing a bed of nails test jig. I want my test probes to fit snugly in the circuit board, but want to allow for variation in the through hole plating of the hole. In Altium, when you specify ...
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How to quantify testability

Alright, I was wondering how this is currently done in the industry. Usually, when we produce some hardware, we have a few testing options available (Automatic Optical Inspection, Flying Probe, In-...
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CPU and Memory Burn-in during production

I am looking to implement some burn-in to exercise the cpu, memory, and flash of our assembly during production. What is used in the mass production world to burn in these components before any high ...
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How to prevent or detect counterfeit parts from distributors and manufacturers?

I am brand new to EE/ECE. My understanding is that, with distributors, you do pay a premium on the parts you order from them, but bundled with that premium is some kind of protection against ...
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How to test analog component before mounting?

I have been in a small factory today, they produced 4 kind of PCBs that all are simple analog boards, each month they produce 1000 of them. The problem is that till now, after mounting them almost 10% ...
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Optimizing product tests?

I'm currently working for a company where I design and implement an automated test program to test our products. Currently our tests take quite a bit of time (several minutes per unit) and need to ...
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How to evaluate normative requirements for a new device/design?

I realize that this may be "opinion based" but I would like some general advice and feedback anyway and it is a engineering question after all. I often feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of ...
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How come product makers tend to make their own boards rather than putting together modules?

It seems that most, if not all, companies that produce mass market goods use custom boards rather than putting together modules that are already available in the general market. For instance, battery ...
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ZIF socket with 0.1" row spacing

I am looking for a Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) socket with 0.1" between the two rows. The socket is to accept a DIP header like this: So one side of the header would go into the ZIF socket, the other ...
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Fuse: testing on PCB

I have a slow-blow 3A, 1.2A2s (I2t), 32V SMT fuse [1206 package] in my design. The power is supplied by the 12V battery in a car. Questions: How can I verify that the fuse would protect my circuit - ...
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What is the IEC 60617 schematic symbol for jumper and test point?

What is the IEC 60617 schematic symbol for jumper and test point? I have tried to find it in the official standards but it seems not to be defined explicitly.
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Pogo Pins for 1.5mm Pitch Test Fixture

I'm working on a design and am going to source a smaller pcb and solder it to my design. Before using the sourced board I'm wanting to test it and so I'm trying to design a test fixture similar in ...
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