In the manufacturing processes of electronic boards (PCBA), it is essential to ensure that the products are electrically correct and functionally operational. For this, two main types of tests are used: In-Circuit Test (ICT) and Functional Test (FT). Each has a distinct and complementary technical purpose, acting at different moments
Test software is an essential tool to automate, standardize, and record verification and validation processes in various sectors: industrial, scientific, laboratory, automotive, medical, aerospace, and technical services. Definition A test software is a program developed to control measurement instruments, execute automated test sequences, capture data, and generate reports reliably. It
The terms DUT (Device Under Test) and UUT (Unit Under Test) refer to the unit, module, product, or system being subjected to tests, measurements or validations during a testing process. This unit can be electronic, mechanical, electromechanical, optical, RF, pneumatic, or hybrid, depending on the application sector. The DUT/UUT is
The validation of a product or system requires different types of tests, depending on its application sector. Each segment has its own criteria for compliance, traceability, and technical requirements. Below, we detail the most common types of tests organized by sector, based on the practical experience of AJOLLY Testing. 🏭
In the context of electronic board production (PCBA - Printed Circuit Board Assembly), the test jig is an essential equipment used to validate the electrical and functional operation of products during manufacturing. Definition of Test Jig A test jig (also called "test jig", "test fixture", or "test fixture") is a
A test bench, also known as a tester, is a specialized system designed to verify the functionality, performance, and quality of products during the manufacturing process. It ensures that each unit meets predefined specifications before reaching the customer. In industrial environments, test benches are crucial for: Collecting data for process