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Automated Test System (2)
Creating a Test System for Longevity
March 28, 2023
As a test program manager, it's important to understand how to design and build a test system that will last an entire product lifecycle. But what..
What is the Right Platform for My Automated Test System Switching?
December 19, 2022
When it comes to switching for an automated test system, there are many choices. Vendor, specifications, cable types, switching routing software,..
Creating ATE Switching Subsystems: 3 Approaches for Successful Implementation
December 15, 2022
Engineering departments face challenging macroeconomic forces like supply chain issues and price increases. To mitigate time-to-market and budget..
Considerations for Building or Buying an Automated Test System
November 23, 2022
Automated test equipment (ATE). is an integral part of modern manufacturing. ATE systems are used to test products during and after production and..
Operating Software and Programming Languages for the PXI/PXIe Platform
March 9, 2022
When it comes to the PXI and PXIe platforms, there are a few software options available depending on your requirements. The PXI standard defines the..
You Ask, We Answer; FAQs about Ground Connections to Pickering's PXI Switching
January 5, 2022
As an applications engineer at Pickering, I often receive questions from customers about how Pickering's PXI switching products are referenced to..
Electronic Testing 101: Cables and Connectors
December 20, 2021
It's important to remember that the weakest part of your electronic test system will limit the effectiveness of the test. We’ve talked about the test..
Electronic Testing 101: The Different Types of Relays and their Specs
November 16, 2021
As discussed in my last post, Electronic Testing 101: Questions to ask when Reviewing Test Specs or Outlining Reqs, no one relay will operate from..
Electronic Testing 101: What to Ask when Reviewing Test Specs or Reqs
November 8, 2021
For those of you who are new to functional test or beginning a new project, you have some “homework” to do. Before placing your first purchase order..