Inspection device using electrically conductive contact pin
AssigneePoint Engineering Co., Ltd.
InventorsBum Mo Ahn, Seung Ho Park, Chang Hee Hong
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Abstract
An electrically conductive contact pin includes a first connection portion, a second connection portion, a pair of support portions, a first elastic portion, and a second elastic portion, and is characterized in that a first connection portion contacts the pair of support portions to form a current path when a first elastic portion is compressed, and the second connection portion contacts the pair of support portions to form a current path when the second elastic portion is compressed. An inspection device comprises an installation member having a through hole for receiving the electrically conductive contact pin.
Claims12
An electrically conductive contact pin, comprising:
- a first connection portion;
- a second connection portion;
- a pair of support portions extending in a length direction;
- a boundary portion extending in a width direction and having opposite sides connected to the pair of support portions;
- a first elastic portion connecting the first connection portion and the boundary portion to each other;
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- a second elastic portion connecting the second connection portion and the boundary portion to each other,
- wherein the first connection portion is brought into contact with the pair of support portions to form a current path as the first elastic portion is compressed, and
- the second connection portion is brought into contact with the pair of support portions to form a current path as the second elastic portion is compressed.
An inspection device, comprising:
- an electrically conductive contact pin comprising a first connection portion, a second connection portion, a pair of support portions extending in a length direction, a boundary portion extending in a width direction and having opposite sides connected to the pair of support portions, a first elastic portion connecting the first connection portion and the boundary portion to each other, and a second elastic portion connecting the second connection portion and the boundary portion to each other, wherein the first connection portion is brought into contact with the pair of support portions to form a current path as the first elastic portion is compressed, and the second connection portion is brought into contact with the pair of support portions to form a current path as the second elastic portion is compressed;
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- an installation member having a through-hole receiving the electrically conductive contact pin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.