Electrical probe with contact force protection

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With rotor

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324 725, 324158F, 439482, G01R 3102

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050121863

ABSTRACT:
An electrical probe tip is yieldably mounted on a probe mount so that, as the probe mount and a device under test are advanced toward each other, the contact force between the probe tip and the device under test first increases gradually and then decreases. This prevents excessive contact force if the probe mount and device under test are inadvertently advanced excessively toward each other, and thereby prevents damage to the probe tip.

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