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test-automation

Automated test equipment control and data acquisition skill for hardware validation, with VISA/SCPI instrument communication, test sequence scripting, and measurement uncertainty analysis.

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# Test Equipment Automation Skill

Automated test equipment control and data acquisition for hardware validation and characterization.

## Purpose

This skill provides comprehensive capabilities for automating electronic test equipment, enabling consistent and repeatable hardware validation workflows. It supports instrument communication, automated test sequences, data logging, and analysis.

## Capabilities

### Instrument Communication
- VISA/SCPI instrument communication protocols
- Support for GPIB, USB-TMC, LAN/VXI-11, and serial interfaces
- Instrument discovery and resource management
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