Device under test (DUT)

Illustrated explanation

Observe a defined specimen with a defined leak method

3Device under test (DUT)
Observe a defined specimen with a defined leak methodCallout 1: Pressure decay. Callout 2: Tracer-gas detection. Callout 3: Defined test specimen. Pressure decay infers leakage from a controlled volume and pressure history. Tracer gas detects gas crossing a boundary, while the device-under-test identity includes its complete configuration. Current term: Device under test (DUT), callout 3. 1TimePressurePressure decay 2Gas passage + detectorTracer-gas detection 3DUTParts + mounting + conditionDefined test specimen
  1. Pressure-decay test

    Pressure change is monitored over time in the defined volume. Distinguish true leakage from temperature, settling and fixture effects.

  2. Tracer-gas test

    The selected gas is detected after crossing a boundary. Specify the direction, pressure, detector method and complete test configuration.

  3. Device under test (DUT)This term

    Identify the exact tested assembly and its preparation. A result for one specimen configuration does not qualify every product or installation.

Pressure decay infers leakage from a controlled volume and pressure history. Tracer gas detects gas crossing a boundary, while the device-under-test identity includes its complete configuration.

Conceptual apparatus and qualitative traces. Temperature stabilization, test volume, gas, detector calibration and fixture leakage affect results; no test acceptance limit is shown.