Our customers demand high quality — so we do all we can to ensure our products meet customer expectations. Uncovering quality issues as early in the manufacturing process as possible helps keep the cost of quality low since it costs less to repair or replace components before they become part of the final product. After-sale repairs, replacements and warranty costs are even more expensive. So, when you sell electronic or electrical products, it makes sense to add testing to the production cycle to minimize unnecessary expenses and ensure the product meets desired quality standards.

Circuit board testing can be a complex process, and there are many possible board testing methods. Proper testing can include specialized equipment as well as oscilloscopes, signal analyzers, power supplies, timers and multimeters. Most companies prefer to outsource circuit board testing rather than to invest in the array of equipment, tools and calibrations necessary to test a variety of PCBs.