The document discusses computer-controlled test systems for testing electronic circuits and devices. There are two main types of test systems: manual test systems and automatic test systems. Automatic test systems use computers to control the testing process, allowing for more precise and accurate testing of electronic components compared to manual systems. The type of test system used depends on the required accuracy, number of items to be tested, and how test results will be recorded.
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Computer-Controlled Test Systems
The document discusses computer-controlled test systems for testing electronic circuits and devices. There are two main types of test systems: manual test systems and automatic test systems. Automatic test systems use computers to control the testing process, allowing for more precise and accurate testing of electronic components compared to manual systems. The type of test system used depends on the required accuracy, number of items to be tested, and how test results will be recorded.
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Sanjay Kumar Singh
Amity School Of Engineering & Technology
B.Tech. (ECE) -VIII Sem Instrumentation BTE 803 SESSION Computer-Controlled Test Systems
Computer-Controlled Test Systems
Any electronic circuit or an electronic device must be tested completely. Suppose the circuit is to be used for some experiment set up, the requirement at the input and the response of the circuit at the output must be tested. Suppose there is an electronic device. This device must be completely tested for its specification given by the customer.
There are basically two types of the test systems Manual test System Automatic test System Above two test system are mainly based on following parameters. The accuracy and precision required. Number of the electronic circuits to be tested over certain time period. The methods of recording the result of the test conducted on the electronic circuit.