PCBA Testing Method | LEADSINTEC

Leadsintec has an extensive array of testing equipment and systems for assembled printed circuit board (pcba board). These include Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI), X-Ray Examination (BGA’s), Functional Testing, In-Circuit Testing (ICT) and Framescan. Each of these test methods serves different functions.

AOI testing provides a scan of components for proper placement.

X-Ray Examination insures that BGA’s are installed and soldered correctly and will detect any shorts or poor solder joints.

Functional Testing provides a partial or 100% test of the finished product. Typically these functional testers are provided by our Customers or designed and manufactured by us with their cooperation.

ICT is an electrical probe test on populated PCB’s, checking for shorts, opens, resistance, capacitance, and other basic parameters to demonstrate correct assembly.

Framescan is a vector-less test technique used to detect open pins on component packages and connectors. Text fixtures, if required, for any of the testing systems are typically built on-site.

Victor Zhang

Victor has over 20 years of experience in the PCB/PCBA industry. In 2003, he began his career in PCB as an Electronics Engineer at Shennan Circuits Co., Ltd., one of the top PCB manufacturers in China. During his tenure, he gained extensive knowledge in PCB manufacturing, engineering, quality, and customer service. In 2006, he founded Leadsintec, a company specializing in providing PCB/PCBA services to small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide. As CEO, he has led Leadsintec to rapid growth, now operating two large factories in Shenzhen and Vietnam, offering design, manufacturing, and assembly services to clients around the globe.