“Hardware and Software Testing – A Bird’s-eye View”
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Defines hardware testing as validating physical and electromechanical parts plus embedded firmware, covering chips, circuit boards, IoT sensors, medical devices and vehicle/aircraft parts; separates product validation, manufacturing test and field testing; prototypes are often tested to failure with varying voltage, temperature, humidity and vibration; manufacturing uses specialized test equipment and automated pass/fail suites; role focuses on debugging complex failures, replacing parts and doing root cause follow‑up with component, board and power engineers; contrasts with software where design changes each sprint.
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