Abstract:
Magnetic connector systems including a plug connector and a connector receptacle. In one example, the plug connector can include a magnetic target around a signal pin, where the signal pin is insulated from a plug enclosure by an insulating housing. The connector receptacle can include a magnet that is attracted to the magnetic target. The connector receptacle can contact the plug enclosure using one or more conductive springs. The one or more springs can deflect during an insertion of the plug enclosure. In another example, this deflection can act to expel moisture from the connector receptacle through drip holes in an enclosure for the connector receptacle.
Abstract:
Magnetic connector systems including a plug connector and a connector receptacle. In one example, the plug connector can include a magnetic target around a signal pin, where the signal pin is insulated from a plug enclosure by an insulating housing. The connector receptacle can include a magnet that is attracted to the magnetic target. The connector receptacle can contact the plug enclosure using one or more conductive springs. The one or more springs can deflect during an insertion of the plug enclosure. In another example, this deflection can act to expel moisture from the connector receptacle through drip holes in an enclosure for the connector receptacle.
Abstract:
Connector systems that may be easy to use, may be used to make connections in a limited area, may provide a stable and consistent connection, may provide good impedance matching, and may provide a good user experience. Various embodiments of the present invention may provide connector systems for conveying radio frequency (RF) signals.
Abstract:
A test system may test the radio-frequency (RF) performance of wireless electronic devices under test (DUTs). The RF performance of the DUTs may be characterized by a set of performance metrics. The test system may obtain correlation information for each performance metric in the set of performance metrics. The correlation information may identify predictor performance metrics and associated dependent performance metrics in the set of performance metrics. The test system may gather measurement data from a selected DUT by measuring the predictor performance metrics on the selected DUT. The production test station may generate a conditional probability distribution for the dependent performance metric given the measurement data and the correlation information. The production test station may determine whether to omit testing of the dependent performance metric for the selected DUT by comparing an area under the conditional probability distribution for the dependent performance metric to a predetermined threshold.