Floating design
The floating design refers to a movably mounted construction that can compensate for minor positional, manufacturing, or alignment deviations within a Test Fixture or Interface system.
The defined range of motion allows components to align precisely with the respective Interface without mechanically overloading the contacts.
This supports uniform contact conditions, a reliable connection between the Test Fixture and the test system, and reproducible test results.
FAQ
Floating design improves alignment, reduces mechanical stress, and ensures stable and reproducible contact conditions.
Floating design is used in Test Fixtures, Interface systems, and contact solutions, particularly in applications requiring precise interfaces.
Floating design can compensate for minor positional deviations between the Test Fixture and the test system. This reduces mechanical stress, stabilizes the contact, and facilitates the integration of Interface blocks.
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