20240053254. Configurable Test Platform simplified abstract (PassiveLogic, Inc.)

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Configurable Test Platform

Organization Name

PassiveLogic, Inc.

Inventor(s)

John Easterling of Salt Lake City UT (US)

Configurable Test Platform - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240053254 titled 'Configurable Test Platform

Simplified Explanation

    • Explanation:**

The patent application describes a test chamber device and associated methods and media for testing equipment loads and predefined loads within the test chamber.

  • Test chamber device includes:
 * System builder to build and apply equipment load
 * Load maker to build and apply predefined load
 * Tester to measure actions of loads and produce test state
    • Potential Applications:**
  • Quality control testing for various equipment and devices
  • Research and development for new products
  • Environmental testing for durability and performance
    • Problems Solved:**
  • Ensures accurate and reliable testing of equipment loads
  • Provides a controlled environment for testing
  • Streamlines the testing process for efficiency
    • Benefits:**
  • Improved accuracy in measuring equipment and predefined loads
  • Consistent and repeatable testing results
  • Enhanced efficiency in testing procedures


Original Abstract Submitted

various embodiments described herein relate to a test chamber device an associated methods and non-transitory machine-readable media including a test chamber, a system builder that is configured to build and apply an equipment load to the test chamber; a load maker that is configured to build and apply a predefined load to the test chamber; and a tester which measures action of the equipment load and the predefined load within the test chamber, producing a test state.