Circuit supporting mechanical shock isolator for radio receiver

Details Circuit supporting mechanical shock isolator for radio receiver Circuit supporting mechanical shock isolator for radio receiver

1992-05-04

1994-05-31

Yusko, Donald J.

Communications: electrical

Continuously variable indicating

With meter reading

340652, 455347, H04Q 700

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053173082

ABSTRACT:
An electronic device (100) includes a housing (222), a circuit supporting substrate (902) within the housing (222) and mechanically coupled thereto, and electronic circuitry (904) mechanically coupled to the circuit supporting substrate (902). A mechanical shock isolator (502) is located within the housing (222), and is mechanically coupled to the circuit supporting substrate (902) for substantially increasing the natural mechanical frequency of vibration of the circuit supporting substrate (902). The mechanical shock isolator (502) includes an electrically conductive structure (504) that is electrically coupled to the electronic circuitry (904). Additionally, a method is provided for sensing the integrity of an electrical loop formed between the electrically conductive structure (504) and the electronic circuitry (904).

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