Using a plug-in model to simplify and enhance ATE test software capabilities
Jervin Justin, Lars Lindström, Anand Jain
Abstract
Jervin Justin, Lars Lindström, Anand Jain
Abstract
An ATE software or test executive must perform a variety of tasks in addition to simply sequencing and running functional tests on the device under test (DUT). These tasks include prompting the test operator for a serial number and displaying test results, logging the results of the tests to a report, test system calibration and self-tests, and more.
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An ATE software or test executive must perform a variety of tasks in addition to simply sequencing and running functional tests on the device under test (DUT). These tasks include prompting the test operator for a serial number and displaying test results, logging the results of the tests to a report, test system calibration and self-tests, and more.
Key concepts: Computer science, Test (biology), Device under test, Test harness, Plug-in, Test Management Approach, Software, Manual testing