Testing Parameters

PCB testing parameters define the electrical conditions used to verify whether a printed circuit board has been produced correctly during PCB manufacturing. In practice, these checks are used to confirm that the board matches the intended netlist, that the correct connections are continuous, and that separate nets remain electrically isolated from one another. Your current page already points to this type of verification by listing Net List Testing, Voltage, Continuity Resistance, and Isolation Resistance.

Together, netlist comparison, continuity checking, and isolation checking form a core part of electrical test coverage in PCB manufacturing. These checks help verify that the fabricated board matches the design intent before it is used in higher-level testing or assembly processes. Rush PCB’s broader testing content also shows that inspection and test workflows may include methods such as AOI, X-ray, in-circuit testing, and other verification steps depending on the product and stage of production.