AtoMik® Test System is an adaptable and compact solution built with configurable, ready-made and off-the-shelf components and instruments.

The compact design of AtoMik® Test System instruments (5x9cm) allows the fixture to be significantly smaller, saving valuable production space. This efficient use of space dramatically reduces the testing setup’s footprint.

The test engine is optimized for parallelized instrument measurements to increase productivity by faster test times.

The compact size of AtoMik® allows for a complete test system to be installed within a standard fixture frame and it even fits inside an RF shielding box.

We have taken the different market-leading fixture frame manufacturers into account, meaning that the system is compatible with the most common brands.

We will optimize the fixture frame size and brand based on your needs, the product specification, and volume demand to ensure the solution is as economical as possible over the product’s lifetime.

With our 3D printers and CNC machines we have a quick turn around from CAD design to customized pressure-, support-, and guide-plates to fit perfectly with the device under test (DUT).

A custom routing PCBA is designed to connect the AtoMik® instrument signal interface through test probes to the device under test (DUT).

The AtoMik® Instrumentsare connected to the routing PCBA via a connector. The system is modular so that every test case can be easily covered and optimized in the test system.

The Power module offers embedded pneumatic or electro-mechanical control for mechanical interactions during testing and allows for integration of 3^rd party equipment such as RF frequency counters, generators, and power meters.

We have developed a range of accessories, such as:

– Integrated scanners for automatic logging of serial numbers to slot in the system and improved traceability.
– RGB push-button for a visual indication to the operator.
– RF filters and switches, nearfield antennas, light sensors, LED boards, and more to cover a broad range of test cases.

A computer is mounted on the backside of the fixture frame to control the test engine, provide the fixture with an internet connection, and ship production data to the cloud.

The computer also serves as the interface for a monitor, keyboard, and mouse pointer so that the operator can use the system efficiently.

An optional radio frequency shielding is available for when you need to test wireless communication, to protect the measurements from external interference and to protect the operators from frequency fields radiating from within the fixture.