Method and system for testing an electronic unit
AssigneeEnics AG
InventorsKristian Federley, Jukka Mattila
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AssigneeEnics AG
InventorsKristian Federley, Jukka Mattila
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A method of testing an electronic unit by comparing resulting signal shapes from the unit to be tested and a known functioning unit. The method includes powering off the units for testing and feeding one or more predefined signal shapes of two or more different frequencies as input signals to the known functioning unit and to the unit to be tested at corresponding test points. The method further includes measuring the resulting signal shapes from both units at corresponding measurement points and comparing at least one resulting signal shape from the known functioning unit with the corresponding resulting signal shape from the unit to be tested. The method also includes detecting a fault in the unit to be tested on the basis of an existing signal shape distortion in time axis of the resulting signal shape received from the unit to be tested.
A method of testing an electronic unit by comparing resulting signal shapes from the unit to be tested and a known functioning unit, the signal shapes from both units being compared by means of the frequency response of the electronic unit, the method including:
A system for testing an electronic unit, comprising
A computer program product, which, when run from a non-transitory computer readable media, executes, in a system comprising at least one electronic functioning unit, at least one electronic unit under test, a signal generator and a measuring instrument both connectable to the electronic units, said electronic units being connected simultaneously or interchangeably to the measurement instrument, wherein the signal generator is configured to create one or more signals with pre-defined signal shapes of varying frequencies and to feed the created signals as input signals to said electronic units, the following steps of:
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