Test Automation — question 9 of 10
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A controller board passes its hardware-in-the-loop test suite, where a simulator feeds it synthetic sensor signals and checks its outputs against expected values, but fails when connected to the real plant. What kinds of problems can HIL testing structurally miss, and how would you change the HIL setup to catch more of them, given that you still can't test on the real plant every time?