Patent classifications
G01R1/0416
TEST SOCKET ASSEMBLY
A test socket assembly which can stably transmit a signal at high communication speed comprises: a test socket having a plurality of conductive parts for electrically connecting a device terminal of the device to be tested and a board terminal of the tester board; a guide housing including a housing body having a housing opening into which the device to be tested can be inserted, and a socket supporting section disposed beneath the housing opening so as to protrude from one surface of the housing body; and a socket frame including a frame body, which is coupled to the test socket so as to be secured to the socket supporting section so that the test socket is supported beneath the housing opening, and a frame wing which is bent from the frame body toward the housing body so as to be secured to the housing body.
Electrical rail mount device and cover for an electrical ratl mount device
A cover for an electrical rail mount device is provided. Further, an electrical rail mount device for mounting on a rail is provided, comprising at least ono input terminal configured to receive an input line, fixing means configured to fix the input line to the input terminal to establish an electrical connection, a lockable cover reversibly movable from an open state into a closed state, whereas the cover is configured to cover the fixing means in the closed state, such that the fixing means can only be accessed by moving the cover from the closed state into the open state, an electrical element arranged in the cover and configured to provide an electrical function to an active electronic element of the electrical rail mount device, wherein an electrical connection is provided between the electrical element and the active electronic element.
Cylindrical body and method for producing same
A cylindrical body is formed of a conductive member provided with a spiral spring portion. Further, the cylindrical body includes a Ni metal layer and a Ni—W alloy layer containing W, and an end portion of the Ni—W alloy layer protrudes to an outer side of the Ni metal layer.
Methods and systems for connecting and metering distributed energy resource devices
An electric meter socket includes: a first plurality of connection points within the electric meter socket configured to form electrical connections to line voltage wirings of an electric distribution system; a second plurality of connection points within the electric meter socket configured to form electrical connections to output voltage wirings of a DER device; one or more connection points within the electric meter socket configured to form an electrical connection of neutral wires of the electric distribution system, the DER device, and a load; and a plurality of receptacles, each of the plurality of receptacles electrically connected to a corresponding connection point and configured to accept a mating connector of an electric meter.
Battery property measurement apparatus
Discussed is a battery property measurement apparatus including a main body made of an insulative material, the main body being configured to be put on a hand of a user; and a measurement unit installed at a portion of the main body at which a finger of the user is located, the measurement unit being configured to contact at least a portion of respective opposite ends of a battery, the measurement unit being electrically connected to the battery when the user push on the battery using the finger in a state in which the battery is coupled to the measurement unit.
Transformer and socket assembly for power meter installations
An electric meter circuit assembly is disclosed which can be used as a conversion kit or in a meter installation generally. The circuit assembly includes an electric meter adapter that has a wiring harness, a meter socket adapter having a socket face adapted to receive a plug-in meter, the meter socket adapter including a plurality of meter connections exposed at the socket face; a current transformer subassembly including a plurality of current transformers, each current transformer being associated with a phase of the multi-phase electrical service, each current transformer of the plurality of current transformers being electrically connected between a meter connection of the plurality of meter connections and a phase of the multi-phase electrical service. The circuit assembly further includes a voltage transformer subassembly electrically connected between phases of the multi-phase electrical service and electrical connections in a connector adapted to be connected to the wiring harness.
Encapsulated component attachment technique using a UV-cure conductive adhesive
A method for acquiring a signal from an encapsulated test point on a device under test, includes forming a hole in an encapsulant adjacent to the test point, the hole extending through the encapsulant to the test point, delivering a UV-curable conductive adhesive into the hole such that the delivered adhesive contacts the test point, applying UV light from a UV light source to cure the delivered adhesive, and connecting a conductive element between the cured adhesive and a test and measurement instrument.
Evaluation method
An evaluation method is a method for evaluating a charging connector in coolability by connecting an evaluation jig to the charging connector, the charging connector including a pair of male terminals coolable with a coolant, the evaluation jig including a pair of female terminals, the pair of female terminals being connected to the pair of male terminals in evaluating the charging connector in coolability. The method comprises: connecting the pair of female terminals to the pair of male terminals; adjusting a connection state between the male terminal and the female terminal such that contact resistance between the terminals is 0.06 mΩ or more and 0.15 mΩ or less; and after the adjusting, evaluating the coolability depending on whether the male and female terminals have a temperature of 90° C. or lower when a charging current of 400 A is supplied to the terminals for 30 minutes.
Thermal test head for an integrated circuit device
A thermal test head for an integrated circuit device includes a heat exchanger assembly, a contact assembly configured to contact the integrated circuit, and a thermal control assembly disposed between the heat exchanger assembly and the contact assembly. The thermal control assembly includes a Peltier device in thermal contact with opposing surfaces of the heat exchanger assembly and the contact assembly, and a spacer in physical contact with the opposing surfaces of the heat exchanger assembly and the contact assembly.
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT BYPASS DEVICE
An electrical testing device includes a housing having a base and a cover. The base and the cover define a cavity. The electrical testing device includes an input connector and a plurality of output connectors in electrical communication with the input connector. A fuse is in electrical communication with the input connector and the plurality of output connectors. The input connector and each output connector of the plurality of output connectors is adapted to connect to an interchangeable test lead. The input connector and each output connector of the plurality of output connectors is in electrical communication with an activation mechanism.