Quality Inspection
Electronic Component Test Procedures
Label and packing detection
Advanced inspection with high-end equipments, like X-ray test, RoHs test,ect.
White horse & GETS Test are supported upon customer’s request.
Test Equipment
Dasenic is equipped with professional team and high-end test equipments to conduct testing of various electronic components according to relevant testing standard.Electronic component quality inspection is an important means to ensure product performance and reliability, covering multiple aspects from appearance, performance to environmental adaptability and life. Through a systematic inspection process, the quality and market competitiveness of products can be effectively improved.
External Visual Inspection
Inspect whether the chip is brand new, refurbished, and whether the pins are coated with tin, oxidized, etc.
X-ray Inspection
Detection of internal cracks and flaws in metal materials, plastic materials and electronic components.
Lead free Test
Test sample pins and surface materials to analyze whether the chip is lead-free.
4K Ultra-High Accuracy Microscope
High-definition imaging makes it possibie to observe subtle contours and uneven surfaces or stains.
MOSFET Inspection
Testing the quality of MOSFET before using can avoid damage the entire circuit and protect other electronic components.How does Dasenic Electronics conduct quality inspection?
Through a series of quality inspections, manufacturing defects, performance deviations, and problems that may affect the product's service life can be found, thereby ensuring the quality and reliability of the final electronic product. The following are the main contents of Dasenic Electronics Quality Inspection:
Common Electronic Component Test Types
Electronic component testing is the process of measuring and verifying the electrical performance and quality of electronic components through a variety of methods and instruments. The purpose of testing includes ensuring that components meet design specifications, detecting component damage or degradation, and verifying component performance in a specific application.
