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What is the difference between Type test and Routine test?
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Answer Posted / roman chang
Type test:
Engineer samples for test and it will be modified if the test failure.
Routine test:
When mass production, there will some of the test items be implemented in order to make sure the quality the same with engineer samples.
In safety standards, there have the other test which called Sample test, but I don't know what is different between sample test and the others.
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