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24579 results about "Cantilever" patented technology

A cantilever is a rigid structural element, such as a beam or a plate, anchored at one end to a (usually vertical) support from which it protrudes; this connection could also be perpendicular to a flat, vertical surface such as a wall. Cantilevers can also be constructed with trusses or slabs. When subjected to a structural load, the cantilever carries the load to the support where it is forced against by a moment and shear stress.

Method and apparatus for shaping spring elements

Interconnection elements for electronic components, exhibiting desirable mechanical characteristic (such as resiliency, for making pressure contacts) are formed by using a shaping tool (512) to shape an elongate core element (502) of a soft material (such as gold or soft copper wire) to have a springable shape (including cantilever beam, S-shape, U-shape), and overcoating the shaped core element with a hard material (such as nickel and its alloys), to impart to desired spring (resilient) characteristic to the resulting composite interconnection element. A final overcoat of a material having superior electrical qualities (e.g., electrical conductivity and/or solderability) may be applied to the composite interconnection element. The resulting interconnection elements may be mounted to a variety of electronic components, including directly to semiconductor dies and wafers (in which case the overcoat material anchors the composite interconnection element to a terminal (or the like) on the electronic component), may be mounted to support substrates for use as interposers and may be mounted to substrates for use as probe cards or probe card inserts. The shaping tool may be an anvil (622) and a die (624), and may nick or sever successive shaped portions of the elongate elements, and the elongate element may be of an inherently hard (springy) material. Methods of fabricating interconnection elements on sacrificial substrates are described. Methods of fabricating tip structures (258) and contact tips at the end of interconnection elements are also described.
Owner:FORMFACTOR INC

Angular mounted optical connector adaptor frame

An angular mounted optical connector frame. The frame comprises a housing open at a front and a rear to form a central passageway along an axis at an oblique angle with respect to the horizon. A pivot is attached to the housing outer portion forward of the housing rear and has an axis of rotation parallel to the horizon but perpendicular to the axis of the central passageway. A stop having a first flat face is attached to the housing outer portion opposite the pivot and aft of the housing front. The frame may further comprise a latch formed by a base section attached to the housing outer portion opposite the pivot forward of the stop and two spring bars that extend in cantilever fashion around the stop and towards the housing rear. Each spring bar has a catch extending away from the stop mounted aft of the base section but forward of its first flat face. The frame may also comprise first and second housings, each having a base, side walls, and a front, joined at the bases thereof to form a single component. The bases and fronts of both the first and second housings are open to first and second cavities formed by the side walls of the first and second housings respectively. A first ridge protrudes from the first housing and defines a mounting notch between itself and the first housing side walls. A second ridge protrudes from the second housing and defines a recession therein for receiving a fastener.
Owner:FCI AMERICAS TECH LLC
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