A blog exploring electrical cable testing guidelines, best practices, and advice for getting started with your testing process.
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Fixturing may be required to endure hundreds or thousands of tests. Certain methods are available to help make fixturing last for as long as it needs.
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.
A hipot test can be very useful in helping you develop a process that builds high quality cables and wire harnesses.
Fixturing is the word Cirris uses to describe the intermediate cables that connect the tester to the cables you test.
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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Cirris offers training classes to help customers feel comfortable using our products.
Low voltage testing will find crucial errors in your cable. However, sometimes getting the settings right for the test can be tricky.
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