Clamping top plate using magnetic force

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G01R 1/04 (2006.01) G01R 31/28 (2006.01) H05K 13/08 (2006.01)

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CA 2550176

A test fixture for testing an electronic device and a method of producing an electronic device are provided. The test fixture comprises: a test platform having a device receiving surface, the test platform including: electrically conductive contacts for connecting to the electronic device disposed on the a device receiving surface; at least one device positioning guide disposed on the device receiving surface; at least one platform magnetic member; a removable device retention cover for releaseably securing to the test platform, the retention cover comprising at least one cover magnetic member; wherein the at least one platform magnetic member and the at least one cover magnetic member are mutually magnetically attractive. The method comprises: preparing a test fixture as described above for testing the electronic device; placing the electronic device using the at least one device positioning guide disposed on the device receiving surface; and placing a device retention cover upon the electronic device to apply a force to the electronic device.

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