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5 Features You Didn’t Know to Ask for in Your Automated Test Equipment

When developing automated test equipment (ATE), there is a lot to think about. Not only do you need to develop a system that has the required test functionality, but you also need to protect your investment by ensuring your system is designed for longevity and is highly reliable. No one wants to spend precious capital […]

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A Complete Guide to Managing Obsolete Test Systems

Organizations often only start thinking about obsolescence when issues such as machinery breakdowns or software security problems start to occur. These issues can easily sneak up on you with aging systems and, if ignored, can hinder productivity, result in costly downtime, and take a lot of time and money to fix.   In this white paper, we discuss how to

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Three Must-Have Features For Your High-Channel-Count Test Systems

For high-channel-count test systems, maintaining the system and the data collected can be extremely difficult if you do not have the right tools to simplify and manage the process. Oftentimes, organizations try to cut corners when it comes to managing high-channel-count system configurations because it can take just as much time and resources to develop the

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Getting the Most Out of Your Accelerated Life Testers

Customers expect products to work properly over their entire lifespan. However, companies would never achieve their time-to-market goals if they had to test their products under normal use over the same time period a typical customer would use the product. Instead, to find these long-term problems quickly, companies must accelerate the normal life span of

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Addressing the Top 5 Fears About Subcontracting Test System Development

While keeping your product design and development in house often makes the most sense, that’s not always the case when developing the test systems for those products. Bringing in a third-party with deep expertise in test system development can offload your team, increase efficiency, and result in a higher-quality end product. Working as a test

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Build vs. Buy, or the Best of Both: What Makes the Most Sense for Your Next Test System?

Making the decision whether to build your next test system using in-house resources or external contractors can be difficult. In a Build vs. Buy decision, the key drivers are often control and cost. Do you have control over your system at a cost that you can afford? Costs, timelines, and skill levels all come into

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Five Strategies to Accelerate Functional Test

In general, most manufacturers focus on improving throughput while cutting test costs. However, there is usually a common misconception that the process to improve throughput can be costly and time consuming. Manufacturers typically assume that to improve throughput, they would need to completely overhaul their existing functional test system design and processes. But this does

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Best Design Practices for High-Channel-Count Systems

For highly complex products or large structures, data must be collected from multiple sensors potentially spread over a large area. But moving from a small number of data acquisition channels to a large number of channels is not as simple as just adding more channels. This white paper explores five best practices for designing, testing,

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Five Best Practices for Quality RF ATE Measurements

In order to make quality measurements, repeatability is nonnegotiable. Studying variation in reproduced measurements determines the character of a desired RF ATE test measurement. RF test component measurements have extensive variables, and many factors can cause inaccurate measurements. This white paper takes a complete look into all of the considerations surrounding accurate RF test component

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