With more than 45 years’ experience, TT Electronics has the expertise to conduct a broad range of standard tests, as well as some of the most difficult testing procedures
Our experienced technicians can develop robust test strategies and implement customer specific test regimes onsite
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Throughout the new product introduction stage, TT Electronics provides testing recommendations to accelerate the development and manufacturing process.
Our test strategies establish that the product is fully functional before it hits the market. We have mastered the design testing phase, so manufacturers have the confidence and minimised risk to bring the product to market quickly and efficiently.
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In-circuit Tests
A test to check the PCB for shorts, resistance, capacitance, and other qualities.
Flying Probe Testing
A solution for manufacturers working with smaller volume and where "fixed" test probe access is limited. Flying probes allow for easier modification of the test product when the PCBA design changes. The test is an essential tool in today's high-quality electronics manufacturing.
Functional Testing
It happens during the production phase where we look at the entire product. Functional testing provides confirmation your product will perform in its environment.
TT Electronics understands the complex process of testing and provides extensive reliability testing for a variety of environmental and dynamic conditions. We perform tests on products where quality, security, confidence, and confidentiality are of the highest importance.
We specialise in:
HALT/HASS and ESS (Highly Accelerated Life Test/ Highly Accelerated Stress Screen and Environmental Stress Screening) - Accelerated testing methods allow manufacturers the opportunity to remain competitive by offering test recommendations in the design phase.
The goal of (ESS) and HALT/ HASS testing is to deliver the most reliable product possible to the customer. However, each method achieves the goal differently, depending on application-specific timescales and costs.
For some applications, particularly where the operational limits are already extreme, a different approach is taken. Here (ESS) is applied, in which the key difference is that the stresses applied are within the normal operating parameters of the product being tested.
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