TRACEABILITY

One serial number. The whole test history.

Find the unit, open its tests, and follow the parts inside it. Keep first attempts, retests, measurements, and supporting files connected to the hardware.

A robot arm with its blue control board visible inside the forearm

FOLLOW ONE BOARD THROUGH TEST

A pass doesn’t erase the earlier failure.

Search the example records, open either test attempt, or follow the board into its parent assembly.

UNIT EXPLORERInteractive example · 3 linked units

Forearm control board

SN-0251

Part
PCB-V1
Revision
B
Batch
LOT-042
RUN-0251-02

Reference voltage

3.3072 V

Limits: 3.250–3.350 V

Station
Bench 03
Test version
v1.4.2

Confirmation run at 23°C after checking the temperature hypothesis.

Which units are affected?

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What happened on each attempt?

Keep first attempts and retests, with their procedure, station, version and measurements.

Where is the supporting evidence?

Keep inspection photos and calibration certificates with the unit; measurements and logs stay with the run.

FROM COMPONENT TO ASSEMBLY

Keep the identities connected.

Each component keeps its serial number and test history as it becomes part of a larger assembly.

  1. Humanoid arm assembly
    ASSEMBLYARM-0042

    Humanoid arm

    Part ARM-01 · Revision C · Batch LOT-009
    1. Forearm module with its control board visible through an open panel
      SUB-UNITMOD-0124

      Forearm module

      Part ARM-MOD · Revision A · Batch LOT-018
      1. Blue control board with a central chip and white connector
        SUB-UNITSN-0251

        Control board

        Part PCB-V1 · Revision B · Batch LOT-042

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Start with the serial number you have.

Connect your existing results and keep the next test attempt in the same record.