Test & measurement
Fixture and instrument cabling that measures — without adding noise.
Bench instruments, ATE fixtures and burn-in racks live or die on cable quality. A bad shield or the wrong wire is a measurement error you cannot find. Assemblies here follow the drawing exactly and ship with the test records to prove it.
What test engineers send us
Fixture and DUT interface harnesses
High pin-count, keyed, labeled per channel from your fixture schematic.
Shielded signal cables
Twisted pairs, individually shielded on request, drain termination per drawing.
Coaxial jumpers
BNC and SMA-class assemblies built to your spec, lengths recorded.
Rack power distribution looms
Ring and spade terminals, color-coded, hi-pot tested.
Probe and sensor leads
Thermocouple extension wire per type; low-noise sensor leads.
Rear-panel jumper sets
Instrument-to-instrument sets, matched lengths where required.
What gets checked before the PO
Test fixtures are one-offs with exacting specs. They are priced and built as exactly that.
| Signal integrity | Shielding, drain termination and pair twisting per drawing |
| Pin count and keying | High-density D-sub and rectangular connectors, keyed and labeled per channel |
| Length tolerance | Matched-length sets held to tolerance and recorded |
| Labeling | Channel and net labels per your fixture schematic |
| Quantity | One fixture, one harness — a normal order, not an exception |
| Testing | 100% continuity; hi-pot and insulation resistance per plan |