Cable Testing Tips

A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.

Testing Guidelines

How Flux Can Affect Cable Testing

During testing, flux that has not been cleaned off the connector can create errors that cause test failures.

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Can a Bad Crimp Cause a Crash?

Since automated testers cannot test the strength or reliability of a crimp, manufacturers rely on quality crimp tools to ensure a solid crimp.

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What Do All Those Components Do?

If someone asked you what all those different components were for, could you answer them?

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How to be Safe during High Voltage Testing

Cirris testers have systems in place to ensure you are safe during high voltage testing. However, you can never be too safe.

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Is Your Tester Calibrated?

You will need to use a Performance Check Kit from Cirris to be certain your tester is calibrated.

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When Someone from Cirris Says “Fixturing”

Cirris uses the word “Fixturing” when referring to the set of wires and connectors that connect the device-under-test to the tester.

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Who Uses Cirris Testers?

All market segments want quality automated testers to ensure their cables will function as expected.

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Why Your Work Matters

Thinking about the good that comes from your work motivates you to do your best.

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When to Call Tech Support

Cirris tech support is well-trained to accurately and politely help you with your testing needs.

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