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TTCI: A Legacy of Excellence in Electronic Test Solutions
By Michael Skinner, Editor
n the world of electronics testing, preci- sion and reliability are non-negotiable. For 45 years, The Test Connection Inc. (TTCI) has stood as a symbol of quality and innovation, providing unparalleled testing solutions to diverse industries. Under the leadership of President Bert Horner, the Maryland-based company has earned its rep- utation as a trusted partner for electronics manufacturers seeking top-tier test engi- neering and fixture solutions.
I Specialized Firm
Founded in 1980 by Bill Horner, an industry veteran and mentor, TTCI began as a small, specialized firm catering to the emerging needs of electronic manufacturers requiring in-circuit and functional test sys- tems. Over the years, the company has evolved to meet the rapid advancements in technology, adapting its capabilities to address the complexities of modern electron- ic assemblies. The family-run company has grown into a trusted leader in advanced test engineering solutions and stays committed to delivering the quality circuit board and mod- ule testing services that has set the gold standard in the industry.
“TTCI has always been about pushing boundaries,” says Bert Horner. “From the beginning, our focus has been on understand-
TTCI technicians work at its location in Hunt Valley, Maryland.
ing our customers’ challenges and developing solutions that not only meet but exceed their expectations. That philosophy remains at the heart of everything we do.”
TTCI’s services cater to a comprehensive
range of industries, including aerospace, defense, automotive, telecommunications, and medical devices. Each of these sectors demands rigorous testing standards to ensure the reliability and safety of critical electronic components.
“The industries we serve are constantly evolving, and the stakes couldn’t be higher,” Horner adds. “Whether it’s ensuring the safe- ty of a medical device or the reliability of avionics systems, we take pride in knowing that our work directly contributes to the suc- cess and safety of these essential industries.”
Services
TTCI offers a broad spectrum of test engineering solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of its customers. TTCI special- izes in designing and developing high-per- formance ICT fixtures that ensure optimal functionality and fault detection for printed circuit boards (PCBs).
The company provides custom function- al test solutions that simulate real-world operating conditions, guaranteeing product performance under the most demanding sce- narios.
Leveraging state-of-the-art manufactur- ing facilities, TTCI produces robust and reli- able test fixtures with precision machining Continued on next page
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