Reference
FAQ
Short answers before the first run.
What does the toolbox cover?
Connection, the test flow, the configuration, processing, the report, the governance engine, and the international standard on the recipe. It is not limited to one device family. You configure the family, and the report follows.
Are published numbers guaranteed limits?
A result stays measured until the lab marks it guaranteed. Until that mark, min and max are the spread of the devices in the run.
Why is a result empty?
A required condition was not in the record, or the parameter is specified and not yet filled. The report names the missing field.
How are destructive steps armed?
Breakdown, avalanche, and short-circuit require a named interlock before the flow can arm them. The approver is part of the governance record.
Can an issued report be edited in place?
An issued report is frozen. A change to the method produces a new analysis beside it. The diff shows which parameters moved.
How do international standards fit?
The recipe cites the standard it implements. When that method is revised, a new version reprocesses the stored records and shows what moved. You spend the time on the analysis. A named reviewer still issues the report.