Test Automation — question 7 of 10
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You're setting the pass/fail limits for an automated rail-voltage test: say the rail is specified at 3.3V and you're deciding how tight to make the acceptable range. Set it too tight and you'll fail good boards; set it too loose and you'll ship boards that fail in the field. How do you actually decide where to draw the line, and what does a 'PASS' on this test really guarantee?