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DEFINITION OF PCB COMPONENT FUNCTIONAL TEST PROCESS – Functional Test (FCT).
FCT refers to functional testing. Typically, functional testing is performed at the end of the production line.
This is often referred to as final quality control testing, which is performed to ensure that specifications are being met by the FCT.
Progress FCT required by the simulation or emulation of the environment in which a product is expected to operate.
This is done to test and fix any issues with functionality.
Environment related FCT includes any device that communicates with DUT, power source of DUT said and any loads necessary to perform the function DUT Exactly.
FCT use customer specific connectors, instead of test points on PCBs.
Functional testing is performed automatically by production line operators using test software.
To accomplish this, the software will communicate with any external programming devices such as I/O boards, digital multimeters, and communication ports.
In conjunction with the testing equipment, the software interfaces with DUT is something that helps FCT can be done.
SEMIKI - LEADING COMPANY IN THE FIELD OF COMPONENT FUNCTIONAL TESTING MACHINES (FCT)
Semiki Proud to be one of the leading companies in Vietnam with an engineering design department of electronics and mechanics to make complex fixtures and an R&D team to program and apply software based on the platform. Labview certified to produce complete FCT kits for delivery to customers.
With experience in Fixture Test Functional applications. What Semiki does regularly: PCB component functional testing; LED testing, Custom made Jigs for contact connections; Automatic Fixture – Bardcode reading, Product marking after testing OK.
Our functional tester design can be offline, inline, drawer type, pneumatic type, mechanical and electrical operated.
Applications for Functional Test can be PCB level, Hi – Pot Integrated Level High Current, RF and more.
Image: Connecting components, circuit boards designed by Semiki
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