18205822. TEST FIXTURE simplified abstract (INVENTEC CORPORATION)
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TEST FIXTURE
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Hsin Hua Chen of Taipei City (TW)
Chun-Ming Lu of Taipei City (TW)
TEST FIXTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18205822 titled 'TEST FIXTURE
The abstract describes a test fixture designed to support a Device Under Test (DUT) with various components such as a bottom base, two mounting bases, a rotatable base, and a supporting base.
- The test fixture includes a bottom base and two mounting bases that are spaced apart from each other.
- A rotatable base is placed on the two mounting bases, with at least a part of it located between them.
- A supporting base is fixed on the rotatable base to support the DUT.
- The supporting base is positioned on the side of the rotatable base farthest away from the bottom base when parallel to it.
Potential Applications: - Testing and calibration of electronic devices - Quality control in manufacturing processes - Research and development of new technologies
Problems Solved: - Ensures stability and accuracy during testing procedures - Facilitates easy access to the DUT for adjustments and measurements
Benefits: - Improved efficiency in testing processes - Enhanced accuracy and reliability of test results - Versatile design for various types of DUTs
Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Test Fixture for Enhanced Device Testing" This technology can be utilized in industries such as electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace for quality assurance and product development purposes.
Prior Art: Researchers can explore existing patents related to test fixtures, rotational bases, and supporting structures in the field of device testing.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in test fixture design, automation in testing processes, and integration of IoT technologies for data collection and analysis.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the rotatable base improve the testing process compared to fixed bases? 2. What are the key considerations when selecting a test fixture for specific types of DUTs?
Original Abstract Submitted
A test fixture configured to support a DUT (device under test) and including a bottom base, two mounting bases, a rotatable base and a supporting base. The two mounting bases stand on a side of the bottom base and are spaced apart from each other. The rotatable base is rotatably disposed on the two mounting bases. At least a part of the rotatable base is located between the two mounting bases. The supporting base is fixed on a side of the rotatable base and configured to support the DUT. When the supporting base is parallel to the bottom base, the supporting base is located on a side of the rotatable base located farthest away from the bottom base.
