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Test Fixtures - Feinmetall GmbH

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Vacuum-<strong>Fixtures</strong><br />

Dual stage contacting for combined ICT and functional test<br />

Dual stage fixtures are used for combining an in-circuit test<br />

and a functional test in one test fixture. For the in-circuit<br />

test the board is contacted by all spring contact probes. Due<br />

to a reduced travel of the following functional test only<br />

the long travel probes are contacting the DUT. The different<br />

travels are realized by shifting plates.<br />

Shifting plate enables<br />

different travels<br />

Shifting actuator<br />

ICT contacting<br />

Dual stage contacting from top<br />

A dual stage contacting is also possible from the top side<br />

of the board. This mechanically sophisticated solution is<br />

realized by a clever design of the shifting plate and allows<br />

different travels even at limited space.<br />

FCT contacting<br />

ICT-Probes<br />

(do not contact during<br />

functional test)<br />

Height proportions and contact probe selection for dual stage fixtures<br />

Combination of probes for<br />

dual stage fixtures:<br />

ICT<br />

FCT<br />

50 mil F050 F051<br />

50 mil F767 F788<br />

75 mil F075/F703 F793<br />

100 mil F100/F585 F588<br />

For realizing dual stage fixtures spring contact probes of different lengths are needed. The projection heights of the<br />

probes need to be selected in a way that for the ICT level all probes are contacting the DUT whereas for the FCT only<br />

the long travel probes are contacting the DUT. Additionally, by chosing shorter or longer versions of each probe the<br />

height differences between wired components and solder pads can be adjusted.

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