Jig for electrically bridging between a circuit board and a tester during testing of the circuit board
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Jul 18, 2000
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Apr 10, 1997
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Jan 24, 1997
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A jig for testing the printed circuit boards utilizes the adjustable guide members to easily position different sizes of circuit boards on a working plate, wherein the working plate can smoothly slide up and down along the guide columns and the elastic members without jamming. The second surface of the working plate is formed with a concavity and several bulged sections to stably place the circuit board without deformation, and therefore the soldering points of the circuit board can uniformly touch the tips of the probes which are retractably installed in the through holes of the base. By using the assembling base, the maintenance of the internal structure of the base can be improved.
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