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Chapter 3 – Receiver Description
Motorola GPS Products - Oncore User’s Guide
Mounting Hardware
(Continued)
Table 3.8: List of Threaded Standoff Suppliers
No. Company Name Part description of metal
standoffs
Outside
diameter
Plain female standoffs 4-40
threads available in lengths from
0.250 to 1.0 in.
0.187 in.
round or
hex
1 Keystone Electronic Corp.
Tel: 718-956-8900
Fax: 718-956-9040
Plain female standoffs M3x0.5 mm
threads available in lengths from 5
to 25 mm
5 mm
hex
Plain female standoffs 4-40
threads available in lengths from
0.250 to 1.0 in.
0.187 in.
round
2 RAF Electronics Hardware
Tel: 203-888-2133
Fax: 203-888-9860
Plain female standoffs M3x0.5 mm
threads available in lengths from 5
to 25 mm
4.5 mm
hex
Self clinching female standoffs 4-
40 threads available in lengths
from 0.250 to 1.0 in.
0.165 in.
round
3 PEM Engineering &
Manufacturing Corp.
Tel: 215-766-8533
Fax: 215-766=-0143
Self clinching female standoffs
M3x0.5 mm threads available in
lengths from 5 to 25 mm
4.2 mm
round
Design and Process Validation Test Information
Motorola has conducted numerous design and process validation tests for
different versions of the Oncore. Mechanically, the Oncore dimensions are
exactly the same for different versions (model numbers) of the Oncore PCB.
One of the key legs of the design validation is the thermal shock testing followed by
vibration testing. In thermal shock testing the temperature cycles every hour from -
40øC to +85øC The units are put through anywhere from
300 to 500 cycles before going on to the vibration table where they are mounted on
metal standoffs.
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