Electrically Testing Long Cables
Learn how parasitic capacitance can affect your safety and the accuracy of your results when testing cables longer than 10ft.
Cable and Harness Manufacturing: Smart Assembly & Test
What to look for in a tester when creating a smart cable & harness assembly and test line, especially when following a mixed-model manufacturing process.
Improving Cable Quality & Reliability - Resistance Measurement to within 1 mΩ
A How-To Guide: Precision resistance measurements of less than 0.1 Ω reveal wiring defects not visible to less sensitive measurements. Use this measurement technique to improve cable quality and reliability.
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Five Qs to ask when selecting a Cable and Harness Tester
Ready to purchase a new tester? Ask these questions of your potential supplier.
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Cable and Harness Manufacturing: Cables in Motion - Diagnostics
A must-read for makers of robotic systems: Cables in motion experience fatigue causing complete or intermittent failures whether or not that motion is constant. Learn how cable and harness test systems can easily identify and pinpoint the source of even the most elusive intermittent failure.
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Cable and Harness Manufacturing: CableEye Q&A
What are the alternatives to CableEye and how do they compare?
Who benefits from using the system?
How does testing with CableEye increase productivity?
Can all cables/connectors be tested ...?
How much time can be saved ...?
How much more productive will a user be ...?
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Cable and Harness Manufacturing: Productivity through Flexibility
Learn how to choose a cable & harness tester that remains relevant as product design changes in addition to providing fast, reliable, accurate results. See how it can improve productivity even beyond the production floor.
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Cable and Harness Manufacturing: Protecting your Cable Tester
Our dependence on complex systems in modern manufacturing leaves us vulnerable to unexpected process failure that may have expensive consequences. While we cannot foresee the future, our awareness of failure modes should lead to simple preventve measures. Employ these precautions to help avoid preventable accidents that extract a heavy cost in time and inconvenience to correct.
Cable and Harness Manufacturing: Cable Tester Automation
A cable tester manufacturer's approach to automate test, fault isolation, labeling, and documentation to ensure test consistency and reduce susceptibility to human error.