Testing criteria
in electronics
components
Interoperability
testing involves testing whether a given
software program or technology is
compatible with others and promotes
cross-use functionality. This kind of
testing is now important as many
different kinds of technology are being
built into architectures made up of many
diverse parts, where seamless operation is
critical for developing a user base.
The goal of interoperability
testing is to prove that end-to-
end functionality between two
communicating systems is as
required by the standard on
which those systems are based.
Interoperability testing is
done to:
Itensures end-to-end service
provision across two or more
products from different vendors
The software product should be
able to communicate with other
component or device without any
compatibility issues
Testing Strategy / Criteria
for Interoperability testing
Bug detection
Fortunately, most radio frequency
bugs are easily found. The signals
that they transmit are fairly
common and can be spotted by a
simple device tuned to the
frequency range that the offending
bugs uses.
Bug detection
Simply make sure all electronic products
are turned off in the space you are
checking and slowly walk around the
room. If an offending radio frequency is
operating in the room the device will pick
it up and notify you.
Operating parameters
It is a characteristic, feature, or measurable
factor that can help in defining a particular
system.
There are a number of standard parameters
with abbreviations that are used to define
the performance of an electronic component.
It is a Detail and list of the basic transistor
parameter specifications with definitions of
the different parameters used in transistor
datasheets.
Reliability
deals with the process during which
a conforming product turns into a
defective product. Electronic
components performance and
reliability are evaluated using
advanced analytical techniques and
electronic measuring techniques.
For example, there is the physical stress of the
electronic device being dropped, the thermal
stress of temperature differences and the
electrical stress applied when the device is
powered up. These types of external stress
become factors that may cause failure of
electronic components during use of the product
in which they are embedded. To address this, we
investigate the mechanisms of external stress and
failure occurrence in each type of electronic
component from the design stage and use the
results as feedback for reliability design of
electronic components
Controls -
A control is a procedure or policy
that provides a reasonable
assurance that the information of
electronic components used by an
organization the data is reliable.
Control is to guide or regulate the
activities or operation of an
apparatus, machine, person, or
system.
Effectiveness-
The evidence of the effectiveness in
testing electronics is reducing the
warranty returns. Test operators shall
conduct tests according to the correct
version of test standards. Testing of an
electrical or electronic product involves
a large number of test standards which
may have different versions and
amendments.
Efficiency
of an entity (a device, component,
or system) in electronics and
electrical engineering is defined as
useful power output divided by the
total electrical power consumed (a
fractional expression), typically
denoted by the Greek letter small
Eta (η - ήτα).
Efficiency should not be confused
with effectiveness: a system that
wastes most of its input power but
produces exactly what it is meant
to is effective but not efficient. The
term "efficiency" makes sense only
in reference to the wanted effect.
A light bulb,
Self Check 7.1.4
I. Enumeration
1 – 7 Enumerate the Criteria in
Testing Electronics Components
I1. Essay
Discuss Interoperability Testing
Differentiate between the
efficiency and effectiveness.
Research an article that
interview a business man
or celebrity, and study
the interview questions.
“This is why I loved technology: if you used it right, it
could give you power and privacy.”
FLORIDEL C. PELIN
