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Burn-in Process Model
Marco Battistella
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10-15-1999 03:02 AM
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I am going to develop a custom process model for burn-in testing of a set
of eterogeneous microcontroller boards. The micros have a RS-422 link to
the PC, and a software interface to a set of LabVIEW drivers.
Did anyone of you have done something similar? I'm just looking for ideas,
suggestions and examples.
Thanks!
Ing. Marco Battistella
STM Products
of eterogeneous microcontroller boards. The micros have a RS-422 link to
the PC, and a software interface to a set of LabVIEW drivers.
Did anyone of you have done something similar? I'm just looking for ideas,
suggestions and examples.
Thanks!
Ing. Marco Battistella
STM Products
Anand_Jain
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03-14-2001 05:16 PM
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I will not be able to provide you with specific information of how to modify your process model for "burn-in Testing" but you can find a lot of examples of how to modify the process model from Developer Zone at www.zone.ni.com.
I can get more information about the process model and how to modify them by following there links from Developer Zone:
RESOURCE LIBRARY > TESTSTAND > PROCESS MODEL
I have included the link to more information about the process model and how to modify them available on Developer Zone.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzone.nsf/webcategories/F2725C278EF47397862567B3006BF001?opendocument
Anand Jain
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National Instruments
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I can get more information about the process model and how to modify them by following there links from Developer Zone:
RESOURCE LIBRARY > TESTSTAND > PROCESS MODEL
I have included the link to more information about the process model and how to modify them available on Developer Zone.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzone.nsf/webcategories/F2725C278EF47397862567B3006BF001?opendocument
Anand Jain
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask
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I will not be able to provide you with specific information of how to modify your process model for "burn-in Testing" but you can find a lot of examples of how to modify the process model from Developer Zone at www.zone.ni.com.
You can get more information about the process model and how to modify them by following there links from Developer Zone:
RESOURCE LIBRARY > TESTSTAND > PROCESS MODEL
I have included the link to more information about the process model and how to modify them available on Developer Zone.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzone.nsf/webcategories/F2725C278EF47397862567B3006BF001?opendocument
Anand Jain
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask
You can get more information about the process model and how to modify them by following there links from Developer Zone:
RESOURCE LIBRARY > TESTSTAND > PROCESS MODEL
I have included the link to more information about the process model and how to modify them available on Developer Zone.
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/devzone.nsf/webcategories/F2725C278EF47397862567B3006BF001?opendocument
Anand Jain
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
http://www.ni.com/ask
