GB/T 4377-1996
AbolishedSemiconductor integrated circuits--General principles of measuring methods of voltage regulator
半导体集成电路 电压调整器测试方法的基本原理
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the fundamental principles and general testing methods for measuring the electrical parameters of voltage regulators within semiconductor integrated circuits. It is primarily applied in the electronics industry for quality inspection, design validation, and performance evaluation of voltage regulator ICs used in power management systems. The standard ensures consistent and reliable measurement practices across manufacturing and testing environments.
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