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Two instrument automatic test equipment

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ELECTRONIC AND ELECTROMECHANICAL UNITS in electronic systems may require over a thousand separate tests to diagnose the nature and location of any fault. During production and maintenance of these units, computer controlled automatic test equipment (ATE) has had to be used. This was often complex, costly and unreliable, due to the large number of test instruments which the ATE comprised.

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ELECTRONIC AND ELECTROMECHANICAL UNITS in electronic systems may require over a thousand separate tests to diagnose the nature and location of any fault. During production and maintenance of these units, computer controlled automatic test equipment (ATE) has had to be used. This was often complex, costly and unreliable, due to the large number of test instruments which the ATE comprised.

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ELECTRONIC AND ELECTROMECHANICAL UNITS in electronic systems may require over a thousand separate tests to diagnose the nature and location of any fault. During production and maintenance of these units, computer controlled automatic test equipment (ATE) has had to be used. This was often complex, costly and unreliable, due to the large number of test instruments which the ATE comprised.

Key concepts: Automatic test equipment, Test equipment, Test (biology), Reliability engineering, Electronic equipment, Fault (geology), Computer science, Engineering

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