Electronics testing

Electronics testing

Electronics design and component testing

Solutions for design verification tests and manufacturing

Electronics testing is the cornerstone of product development, providing invaluable insights into functionality, durability and compliance with regulatory standards.

At Rohde & Schwarz, we understand the critical role that testing plays in the lifecycle of electronic products. Our comprehensive test solutions encompass a wide range of methodologies and techniques to address the diverse needs and challenges of modern electronics.

From the initial design phase all the way to production, our test solutions are designed to optimize performance, mitigate risks and accelerate timetomarket. Whether you’re developing semiconductors, consumer electronics, industrial automation systems, computers, medical devices or any other electronic product, our expertise and cuttingedge equipment are here to support your success.

Our portfolio covers solutions for:

  • Digital design
  • Power electronics
  • High-speed digital interfaces
  • EMC testing
  • RF and microwave component testing
  • Medical device testing

Customized electronics testing solutions

Every project is unique, and we understand that a one-size-fits-all approach may not suffice. That’s why we offer customized testing solutions tailored to your specific requirements and objectives. Whether you need specialized testing protocols, custom test fixtures or unique testing environments, our expert team is here to collaborate with you every step of the way.

Contact us today to learn about our comprehensive test solutions, and discover how we can help bring your electronic innovations to life.

Electronics testing solutions

Digital design testing

Ensure that your digital system designs always meet the latest standards.

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Power electronics testing

Master power electronics testing and guarantee reliability with our leading solutions.

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High-speed digital interface testing

Reliably measure high-speed serial interface performance with advanced test solutions.

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EMC testing

Have complete confidence in meeting EMC standards with the leading expert in EMC testing.

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RF and microwave component testing

Explore solutions for technologies with ever greater demands in frequency and bandwidth.

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Medical device testing

Work with an industry leader to address key testing needs for medical devices.

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Signal Integrity Seminar

Signal Integrity Seminar

Join us f2f at our headquarter in Munich to learn and exchange with our experts and register now.

October 30, 2024
09:00 to 17:30 CET

Rohde & Schwarz at electronica 2024

Rohde & Schwarz at electronica 2024

Test and measurement from the everyday to the extraordinary

Meet Rohde & Schwarz at electronica 2024!

Discover how our test and measurement solutions cover all your needs - from routine testing to complex challenges. Visit our booth in hall 3 to explore a select range of solutions and learn how we can help support your business.

Messe München, November 12 -15, 2024

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FAQ

How to test electronic components?

The exact steps would depend on the type of electronic component. For example, the procedure (and tools) for testing a resistor would not be the same as that for a capacitor. However, the general process would look something like this:

1. Visual inspection: Start by checking for any obvious physical damage or irregularities.

2. Continuity: After visual inspection, the first thing to check would be whether electricity can flow through the component. This provides a baseline for resistance and voltage tests.

3. Resistance: Check if there is current loss when electricity is flowing through the component.

4. Voltage: Check the force of electric pressure (you would need to know if it is AC or DC current).

Why do we need to test electronic components?
  • Quality assurance: Testing ensures that components meet quality standards and specifications before they are integrated into larger systems or products. This helps prevent malfunctions or failures down the line.
  • Reliability: Electronic components are often used in critical applications where reliability is paramount. Testing helps identify any potential weaknesses or defects that could lead to failures, ensuring the overall reliability of a system or product.
  • Safety: Faulty electronic components can pose safety hazards, especially in applications such as automotive systems and medical
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