Cable Testing Tips

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

Testing Guidelines

Capacitance and Testing

Unexpected capacitance can cause false failures in your cables.

Testing Guidelines

Using Cables to Test Cables

Fixturing must be built to provide a way to connect the cable to the tester.

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Common Cable Testing Industry Terms

The cable testing industry has a few unique words that may mean different things to different people.

Testing Guidelines

You Performed a High Voltage Test. Now What?

High voltage test errors can be complex and confusing if you don’t know what each result means. A basic overview can clear up a lot of the confusion.

Product Advice

You Tested a Cable. What Now?

Cirris Testers look for good connections in cables. If anything unexpected happens, the tester reports an error and provides details of what is...

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.

Testing Guidelines

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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