Different methods in testing an electronic components
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This document outlines different methods for testing electronic components: (1) Automated testing uses tools to execute repeatable tests and compare results over time; (2) Debugging is part of software development and starts with initial coding; (3) Inspection involves organized examination and evaluation of measurements and tests against standards; (4) Platform testing requires a medium and uses open specifications to test complete electronic systems; (5) Prototyping assesses design viability by testing new models or designs.
Different methods in testing an electronic components
- 1. Different methods in Testing an Electronic Components
- 2. a. Automated – testing tools that are capable of executing tests, reporting outcomes and comparing results with earlier test runs. Tests carried out with these tools can be run repeatedly, at any time of day. The method or process being used to implement automation is called a test automation framework.
- 3. b. Debugging - is part of the software testing process and is an integral part of the entire software development lifecycle. The debugging process starts a soon as code is written and continues in successive stages as code is combined with other units of programming to form a software products
- 4. c. Inspection – an organized examination or formal evaluation exercise. In engineering activities inspection involves the measurements, tests, and gauges applied to certain characteristics in regard to an object or activity. It is a test headed by a person using procedures, process and measurement to meet certain standard or requirement.
- 5. d. Platform testing – requires a platform or medium. Also called an open test standard (OTS), a set of specifications defining test methods for diverse components of computer and electronic systems to be marketed as complete products.
- 6. e. Prototyping – releasing of new model or design unit. Testing a prototype allows the designer and client to assess the viability of a design.