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CSS11-Testing Methods

The document outlines the objectives and methods for testing electronic components in computer systems servicing, emphasizing the importance of evaluating the testing process. It describes four basic testing methods: Continuity Test, Voltage or Current Test, Performance Test, and Diagnostic Test, along with their purposes and procedures. Additionally, it includes activities for learners to assess their understanding and application of these testing methods.

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The document outlines the objectives and methods for testing electronic components in computer systems servicing, emphasizing the importance of evaluating the testing process. It describes four basic testing methods: Continuity Test, Voltage or Current Test, Performance Test, and Diagnostic Test, along with their purposes and procedures. Additionally, it includes activities for learners to assess their understanding and application of these testing methods.

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TLE/TVE – Computer Systems Servicing 11

Name: Date:

Grade: Section:

Quarter: 3 Week: SSLM No. ELC(s): Testing Electronic Components


ELC Code: TLE_IACSS9-12TEC-IV-h-j
 Objectives: 1. Apply appropriate testing methods to electronic
components in accordance to technical
specifications
2. Evaluate final products against the determined criteria
 Title of Textbook/LM to Study: Computer Hardware Servicing
Learner’s Module
 Chapter: Pages: Topic: Testing the Components and Evaluate
the Testing Process

Let Us Discover
Testing Methods

There are four (4) basic testing methods done in manufacturing industries
and repair shops of computer electronic components. Each method can be done
in various procedures depending on the specific task and tools used. These are:

1. Continuity Test – the act of testing to validate if two points or terminals are
connected electrically to assure a continuous flow of signal or electrical current.
When a capacitor does not work, it could be busted and broken.

This test is usually done with the use of a multitester. Each probe of the tester
is positioned on each terminal of the capacitor to detect a response. If there is no
response, then it is confirmed that the capacitor is dead. Refer to the picture
below:

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Figure 1. Testing the Capacitor

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2. Voltage or Current Test – a method used to detect losses or increase in voltage.
If a power supply is expected to give a 12 volts output, it should give the right
amount of voltage. Higher or lower than specified is considered defective. This
test is usually done with the use of a multitester, or a power supply tester.

3. Performance Test – this is done to validate if the electronic component


performs as specified by the manufacturer. For example, if a processor is
intended to run with a hyper threading capabilities, then it should work as
expected.

This test is usually done with the use of software and utilities. An example
of this is the software called “Performance Test”. You can run this software
directly from a USB storage. This software is capable of testing various hardware
performances. Just select the desired test on the menu on the left, then click run
to start the test. The tool looks like this:

Types of Test The Run Button


Figure 7. Testing
the Capacitor

https://www.passmark.com/products/performancetest/download.php

4. Diagnostic Test – This is done to detect faults and problems. For example, if a
computer keeps on beeping at startup, then there should be a fault or problem
with the peripheral components or the motherboard itself. This test is usually
done with the use of a Diagnostic Cards or PC analyzer.

Overall, if the component is functioning well and performing as specified by


the manufacturer, then it is considered a quality product or serviceable product.
Evaluate the Testing Process

Evaluating the test process is important because it will determine the


success of similar future tests. It is done to determine the quality of the test
procedures. It also determines the performance of the test personnel and his
technical needs.

To evaluate the test process, you must be able to answer the following
questions:

What did you do?


Your methods and procedure should simply match with the job order.

Why did you do it?


Your methods and tools must align with the standardized procedures
or manufacturers’ instructions.

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What did you find?
The testing process must produce the desired result as planned.

What did you communicate?


Always make a record and report your findings to responsible personnel
or to the clients.

What was the overall status of the test itself?


Always remember, the goal of the test is to comply with the job order or
satisfy the clients’ requirements.

Below is an example of a test evaluation sheet. The evaluation sheet looks like this.

Figure 2. Test Evaluation Form

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Let Us Try

Activity 1: TRUE or FALSE


Directions: Read the statements carefully. Write TRUE if the statement is correct
and
FALSE if it is wrong in the space provided before the number.

1. Some components can be tested using various methods and tools.


2. Electronic component production requires testing for quality assurance.
3. You can use any tools for a specific testing method.
4. Testing plan is important to perform the job smoothly.
5. Checking and maintaining the testing tools follows a standard procedure.

Let Us Do

Activity 2. Essay
Directions: Read and answer the questions briefly. Write your answers on a separate
sheet.
1. Why do we need to test electronic components?
2. When do we conduct the test?

Let Us Apply

Activity 3. Test Evaluation.


Directions: Assume that the job order was completed by a technician named Mr.
Technicio Apprentice. Your task is to act as the supervisor of a repair
shop. Make an evaluation sheet for Mr. Apprentice. Refer to the
example of a test evaluation form. Write your answers on a separate
sheet. Do it manually with a pen and a ruler.

Rubrics

RUBRIC FOR ESSAY


The content was well-thought, guide questions
Content 4
were thoroughly answered
The paper was well-written with ideas easily
Organization 3
conveyed to readers
Developmen Points are thoroughly developed 3
t

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RUBRIC FOR EVALUATION SHEET
Completeness of the Names, addresses, and contacts are complete
customer and job for easy location and communication 4
site information
Clarity or the The customer demands or needs are specified
service or order for appropriateness of methods and tools to be 4
details prepared and used.
Inclusion of the This is for verification, communication, and
2
details of the evaluation of the job performed.
technician.

References

 Computer Hardware Servicing Learner’s Module


 TLE Self Learning Module Computer System Servicing. Testing
Electronic Components. Department of Education – Region 10
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu9_jY3hLIo
 https://electrical-engineering-portal.com

SSLM Development Team


Writer: Alvin A. Apsay
Content Editor: Karen V. Diasnes
LR Evaluator: Donabella P.
Pagalan Illustrator:
Creative Arts Designer: Reggie D. Galindez
Education Program Supervisor-EPP/TLE/TVL: Amalia C. Caballes
Education Program Supervisor – Learning Resources: Sally A.
Palomo Curriculum Implementation Division Chief: Juliet F.
Lastimosa
Asst. Schools Division Superintendent: Carlos G. Susarno, Ph. D.
Schools Division Superintendent: Romelito G. Flores, CESO V

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