Functional Testing of PCB Assemblies
- Identify the number of test points (pogo pins), and the minimum spacing between them.
- Identify the number of digital and analog interfaces in your device.
- Choose from among our standard interface connectors.
- Give us your board dimensions, preferably in the form of a STEP file.
Design Guidelines for Functional Testing and Programming Fixtures
In order to maximize the coverage and capability of a Functional Test, it is necessary to ensure that the board is sufficiently testable. These design guidelines should be adopted to help ensure that the circuit can be tested satisfactorily.
Guidelines include the following:
- Each test probe/Pogo Pin limited to 2A for short durations.
- Typical minimum pitch of Pogo pins is 2.54mm (.1”). Finer pitch is available on request.
- Board finished is assumed to be LFHASL, ENIG or HASL.
Please download the following link for complete design guidelines, and for special cases please contact info@hubbleeng.com
Testing challenges for IoT devices
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
The IoT is the connection of vehicles, home appliances, medicinal equipment using embedded electronics, microchips etc. to collect and exchange data. This technology allows the user to control and/or access devices remotely over a network.
Testing issues that are common in IoT devices
- Size of DUT can be challenging (small boards)
- Extremely low average power
- “Bursty” power consumption
- RF communications (WiFi, BLE, nbiot/LTE-M, and others)
- Quick turn projects
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