Electronics Forum | Wed May 10 21:15:45 EDT 2000 | dillard
I am looking for a similar forum as this for the test process. Such as Genrad and Teradyne platform forums. Anyone have any ideas?
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 27 16:54:46 EDT 2006 | pjc
In-Circuit test, or ICT, is the most common method of electrical test for an assembled PCB. It is the most comprehensive and accurate method to ensure that both the PWB and components are working to specification. Not all components however can be el
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 08 14:18:37 EDT 2002 | Brian W.
SRT was bought out by GENRAD, who was in turn bought out by Teradyne. You can find a list of sales offices and reps on their website, http://www.teradyne.com. Follow the links for Circuit Board INspection and Test, then Rework.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 16:49:10 EST 2005 | davef
Dunno. We�d start with: * Aligent http://www.agilent.com * Teradyne http://www.teradyne.com
Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 05 14:35:30 EST 2013 | rway
In order to test a reed switch on the Teradyne, you will need an electro-magnet mounted inside the fixture. It will need to be mounted directly under the reed. First perform the passive testing (TVSV or Cont), then the active test. Drive the coil
Electronics Forum | Wed May 30 17:21:25 EDT 2007 | troyboesch
Pretty much everybody does functional or system test at the end of a printed board assembly line. In-circuit or MDA test hits most complex boards. But, 3D xray is being pushed by Agilent, Teradyne, and TRI. No fixtures and a high call rate for sol
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 20 15:02:36 EDT 2007 | pjc
You do not always need test points designed on the board. Any ICT supplier will consult with you on that and after looking at your designs. Teradyne offers new and refurb'd systems for ICT, analog only or w/ Vectorless testing to ensure ICs have a co
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 29 09:29:16 EDT 2006 | davef
A flying probe tester is a mid-speed placement machine with no feeders and the placement heads replaced with manufacturing defects analyzer test probe activator head. It is useful for testing bare boards, first piece inspections, and low volume prod
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 23 21:36:21 EDT 2012 | padawanlinuxero
Hello I would go for a Teradyne Z18xx those are kinda low budget, there are some companies that sell them refurbish right off my head I can think of Rocky Mountain Test Equipment talk to John Cowling (303 693 3322) and for the ICT fixtures so that
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 09 08:44:51 EDT 2002 | pjc
Hey, that's not nice to say. The complete big-fish-eat-little-fish story is Nicolet Imaging Systems bought SRT, GenRad bought NIS, Teradyne bought GR. I think its safe to say that it will end here as I cannot see Teradyne being eaten- too big to swal
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