A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.
If you can afford it, want more accurate tests, and would like to build your company’s reputation, we recommend looking into high voltage testing.
The Cirris Connector Generator allows you to bypass the work of creating a connector.
If you haven’t upgraded for several years, please call Cirris Tech Support so we can walk you through the steps of upgrading to the latest version.
Metal whiskers are tiny growths that form on metals. They are electrically conductive and can cause shorts or current leakage.
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You can test the possible causes of a failure until you pinpoint the true reason for the failure.
Insulation can absorb moisture from humidity in the air, increasing the probability of an insulation resistance failure.
Many cable and harness shops have found barcode scanners to be a convenient way to avoid mistakes and save time when assembling cables and harnesses.
Cirris has been working with companies throughout the wire processing industry to create a cohesive build process.
Solid copper wire is expensive, but pay less and you might end up with copper-clad aluminum.
Fixturing is the word Cirris uses to describe the intermediate cables that connect the tester to the cables you test.
The intermittents test continuously runs low voltage tests to give the operator a chance to move the cable around and look for errors.
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