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Electrical testing is the traditional way to verify the proper functioning and parametric conformance of products for the past two decades. The systems utilized, such as in-circuit or ICT and functional testers, provide a way to power on the assembly and to indicate if it is working. Depending on the tester’s capabilities it may be able to offer a diagnosis of what’s wrong if the assembly does not work.
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Marcoux, P.P. (1992). Design for Testability. In: Fine Pitch Surface Mount Technology. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3532-4_11
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