How is Testing Performed?

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A functional test emulates the operational environment to ensure the product's correct functionality. The operational environment many consist of a device that communicates with the PCBA Device Under Test (DUT). Typically, the DUT’s power supply and software test program will load the necessary parameters to make the DUT work properly.


The Printed Circuit Board Assembly (PCBA) may be subjected to a sequence of signals and power supply voltages. Responses are monitored at specific points to ensure correct functionality. All testing is performed according to the customer test engineer’s specifications and procedures. For more information. Visit us.

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