transistor test using labVIEW project

[jadt]

Hi RAvens,

Sorry, my key board not really working...

if you dont mind, can you help me/ guide me to create my vi?

no one here (i mean at my college) can really help me to do my project...

i really apreciate if anyone guide me through this...

regars;

jadt 

[Somil]

Hi

See,what actually testing is, process of verification and validation of an application. It comprises of getting the desired output on the application of some given input data.

Now, since you want to go for automated testing, so this involves testing through the software.Since you have planned to use labVIEW, so labVIEW can talk to hardware very efficiently. 

now. we come to your transistor. what you need to do is apply some voltage (range must be mentioned in the datasheet) at the input end and check whether you are getting the same output as is mentioned in the datasheet. If you get the same output on application of  valid input, your transistor is OK.

This is the logic. now start working on this

[jadt]

Hi,

yes, thanks somil, i need to prepare my software first, but my problem is i dont have the proper knowledge in labview.so i was hoping i can learn more by using the VI. anyone can send me the vi?

Thanks to srikrishnaNF for the ebook, but im new in LabVIEW and i cant understand the process. it really helpfull 

actually i dnt really know how to test the transistor using labVIEW

::do i need to build  a circuit in labVIEW? (need to use spice first or i can design in labVIEW?)

:: i need to use oscilloscope, and dc supply isnt it?

[Somil]

Exactly.

see, electronics works on dc. And oscilloscope acts as the eyes for an electronics engineer. so you definitely need them. besides this, you might need the function generator too.

Ok, answer  this. if i ask you to test the transistor manually, what procedure you will follow?

[jadt]

sam eprocedure i need osciloscope, function gen and dc supply too...

[Somil]

what procedure?

 you are telling the equipments required, not the procedure.

tell me one more thing, have you ever done testing of any component earlier?

i will definitely try to help you out with this

[Somil]

i think jadt simply ran away

[Mathan]

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Somil wrote:
i think jadt simply ran away

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Or the procedure you are asking maybe very difficult to explain. :smiley-wink:
Or the procedure to test a transistor circuit maybe very confidential. :smiley-wink:
Or....

[Somil]

haha

who knows!!!!

[Somil]

or he wants a spoon feeding regarding automated testing of transistor