Connecting element
A connecting element is a mechanical and electrical connecting element that establishes the transition between the test system, Test Fixture, and test object. It serves to reliably transmit signals or currents while ensuring mechanical stability in the test setup.
Connecting elements are designed for reproducible contacting, low transition resistance, and secure integration into test and interface systems.
FAQ
A connecting element establishes the electrical connection between the contact and the wiring or printed circuit board.
They are usually permanently installed in the Test Fixture or Interface and precisely positioned to ensure secure mechanical fixation and a stable electrical connection.
Depending on the application, soldered, crimped, plugged, or screwed connections are used.
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