AJOLLY Testing is supporting the industrialization of a new DOCSIS 3.1 modem design, with a strong focus on cost reduction through the optimization of WiFi and FEM modules, while ensuring high performance and efficiency. The project involves key challenges such as adapting testers and scripts, supporting the production pilot and test analysis, detecting hardware issues, and collaborating with R&D teams. Additionally, process optimization is being carried out to increase production throughput. The company ensures a smooth and effective technological transition, reinforcing both competitiveness and quality.
In light of the continuous evolution of technology and the growing demands for competitiveness, AJOLLY Testing is assisting in the transition to a new DOCSIS 3.1 modem design. The main objective is to reduce production costs by redesigning the WiFi section and FEM modules, while maintaining high performance and an efficient industrialization process.
The industrialization of this new DOCSIS 3.1 modem design brings several key technical challenges:
- Adaptation of testers and scripts: Analysis of the new specifications and updates to the test sequences to ensure optimized validation (TestStand and LitePoint IQfact).
- Support for the production pilot and test analysis: Data collection and processing to quickly detect anomalies and provide correction recommendations.
- Hardware failure detection and collaboration with R&D: Identification of production defects and efficient communication for rapid adjustments.
- Process optimization and increased production: Improvements in test time and infrastructure to maximize production cadence without compromising quality.
- Location: Manaus, Brazil.