See PCB test coverage in seconds
How much of your PCB is actually covered by test? The Test Coverage Report in PCB-Investigator answers that question fast, visually, and based on real machine analysis data. For engineering, manufacturing, and quality teams, it creates immediate clarity about the test status of an assembly.
In complex production environments, looking at individual inspection results is not enough. You need the full picture: which components and nets are covered, where gaps remain, and how strongly each machine contributes to the overall test strategy.
From scattered data to actionable insight
The Test Coverage Report uses machine analysis results to evaluate test efficiency and production yield across the complete PCB. You can filter and compare results by machine, then analyze how coverage changes when specific inspection steps are included or removed. That makes it much easier to validate your test concept with data instead of assumptions.
A major strength of the report is its machine contribution view. It highlights overlaps between inspection methods and shows which systems cover only part of the picture. This gives test engineers a practical way to identify under-tested areas and improve the balance between coverage, cost, and process effort.
Why this matters for production teams
- Expose untested risks: See coverage gaps before they affect product quality.
- Improve test strategy: Make decisions based on measurable evidence.
- Align teams faster: Visual reports help engineering, production, and management work from the same data.
- Reduce rework: Catch weak points earlier in the process.
- Share results easily: Exportable reports support review and collaboration.
What gets measured gets improved — and test coverage is no exception.
If you want a clear, engineering-focused way to evaluate PCB test coverage, this report is worth exploring. Check it out and see how your current inspection strategy really performs.
