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lornzky
Hi,
Part of our PQ(performance qualification) in qualifying our testers is to check for its stability. My recommendation was to use a golden board(good and bad) and test it for a period of time. Idea is to have the same result everytime I test the board. But what about if I don't have a golden unit? Is there anything that I can use to measure stability?
The approach is attribute as the test doesn't have a control on the input, it just tests it based from customer defined specs.
Appreciate your responses...
Thanks!
Part of our PQ(performance qualification) in qualifying our testers is to check for its stability. My recommendation was to use a golden board(good and bad) and test it for a period of time. Idea is to have the same result everytime I test the board. But what about if I don't have a golden unit? Is there anything that I can use to measure stability?
The approach is attribute as the test doesn't have a control on the input, it just tests it based from customer defined specs.
Appreciate your responses...
Thanks!