Testing: making your quality control coverage and robustness reliable
Service line 1 — Industrial services
Test coverage assessment, bench robustness, false-negative rates, gaps against JEDEC / ISO / IPC / IEC standards.
Objective
Reducing false negatives, maximising real coverage
The Testing service line makes your equipment's entire quality control process more reliable, by pinpointing where your test benches let defects through (false negatives) and where your test coverage falls short of international standards.
Process steps
A 5-step protocol
Audit of existing test coverage
Analysis of current procedures, mapping of tested and untested areas, identification of blind spots.
Bench robustness analysis
Checking the reliability and calibration of the test equipment in place.
Bringing processes up to standard
Identification of gaps against JEDEC, ISO, IPC and IEC standards, and a compliance plan.
Setup of test benches and automated flashing
Deployment or improvement of benches, automation of flashing operations.
Calibration & coordination of certified partners
Regular calibration procedures and coordination with certified laboratories or partners where needed.
Typical use cases
Telecom production lines
More reliable quality control at industrial volumes.
Refurbishment workshops
Guaranteed performance before equipment goes back on the market.
Manufacturers seeking certification
Compliance work ahead of a quality programme such as ISO 9001.
Does your test coverage have blind spots?
An on-site audit pinpoints the gaps and puts a cost on an action plan.
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