Vibration testing for electronics involves subjecting electronic devices, components, or systems to controlled mechanical vibrations to evaluate their performance and reliability under such conditions. This type of testing is conducted to simulate the vibrations that electronic devices may experience during transportation, operation, or exposure to other environmental factors. The tests typically involve applying various frequencies, amplitudes, and waveforms of vibrations to simulate real-world scenarios. They play a crucial role in ensuring the robustness and reliability of electronic products where exposure to vibrations is common, such as automotive, aerospace, transportation, and consumer electronics.