Electrical Testing Systems
LM3’s Electrical Testing Systems are designed to validate the continuity, resistance, short circuits, and signal integrity of electromechanical and connectorized components during production. These systems are powered by our PAQi controller and integrate high-speed electrical probes, signal generators, and programmable logic to automate the detection of open circuits, cross-wiring, and incorrect pin assignments. Built to handle high-mix, high-throughput operations, they ensure every part meets electrical compliance before reaching downstream assembly or packaging. Designed for standalone operation or integration with vision inspection and traceability systems, these test stations help prevent field failures and warranty risks.
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Applications
System Features
LM3’s electrical testing systems combine speed, accuracy, and configurability to support high-volume manufacturing environments. Each system is engineered around programmable electrical logic that enables automated continuity checks, resistance measurement, power validation, and functional circuit testing.
Automated Continuity Testing
Detects opens, shorts, and incorrect wiring instantly using programmable test sequences.
Resistance & Voltage Checks
Measures impedance, leakage, and power delivery across multiple circuits.
Combined with Vision Systems
Easily integrates with PAQi vision systems for combined inspection + electrical validation.
Pass/Fail Output Signaling
Outputs digital signals to PLCs or stack lights for instant operator feedback or automatic rejection.
Custom Probe Fixtures
Adapts to unique connectors, PCBs, or harnesses for reliable contact and consistent results.
High-Speed Testing Logic
Multi-circuit testing with <10ms switching via relay logic or multiplexed channels.
Data Logging & Traceability
Logs test results, timestamps, and part IDs to SQL or cloud storage for audits.
Durable Industrial Build
Housed in rugged enclosures with shielded wiring and industrial I/O for shop floor.
Compatible Hardware and Communications
