Forced centering
Forced centering refers to a mechanical guide that automatically positions a replaceable cassette, Interface, or component in a defined position during insertion. It ensures that contact elements are precisely aligned, resulting in uniform contact within the Test Fixture.
In Test Fixtures, forced centering supports reproducible contact conditions, reduces misalignment, and contributes to stable test results and high process reliability. The collection refers to it in connection with two contact points for uniform contact.
FAQ
Only with precise alignment can Contact Probes and interfaces make reliable contact and deliver reproducible measurement results.
When inserting the replacement cartridge, the forced centering mechanism ensures that the cartridge is aligned in a controlled manner and securely positioned.
Forced centering ensures that the replacement cartridge is automatically aligned correctly when inserted. This makes the cassette change safer, faster, and more consistent.
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