EMSGLOB – Test Probes, Pogo Pins & Test Fixture Solutions for PCB ICT/FCT Testing
Emsglob Technologies Private Limited (Vadodara, Gujarat, India) supplies spring-loaded test probes, pogo pins and test fixture solutions: 16 product categories with 661 series and 6199 part numbers, from ICT/FCT and fine pitch probes to high-current, Kelvin, RF and switch probes, battery contacts, pogo pin connectors, receptacles and fixture accessories. Direct manufacturing plant in Vadodara, Gujarat, India with worldwide delivery.
Core Product Categories & Technical Capabilities
ICT/FCT Spring Test Probes — Spring-loaded test probes form the contact between an in-circuit (ICT) or functional (FCT) tester and the board under test. (149 series, 3372 part numbers)
Fine Pitch Test Probes — Fine pitch probes are slim spring contacts for densely populated boards and components, where test points sit very close together. (32 series, 224 part numbers)
High-Current Contact Probes — High-current probes carry large continuous currents into the device under test with minimal loss. (94 series, 985 part numbers)
Kelvin (4-Wire) Test Probes — Kelvin probes combine a force contact and a separate sense contact in one probe, so that a four-wire measurement can be made through a single test point. (11 series, 54 part numbers)
Battery & Charging Contacts — Battery contacts are spring contacts built as a durable power and charging interface. (56 series, 63 part numbers)
Pogo Pin Connectors — Pogo pin connectors are spring-loaded contacts designed to be built into a product as a mating interface rather than into a test fixture. (51 series, 127 part numbers)
RF (Radio Frequency) Test Probes — RF test probes contact high-frequency signal paths, such as coaxial connectors and RF test points, through a controlled-impedance design. (15 series, 162 part numbers)
Switch Probes — Switch probes contain an internal switching contact that changes state when the plunger is pressed. (45 series, 367 part numbers)
Step Probes — Step probes have a stepped plunger that contacts at two heights or presses a part into place while making contact. (11 series, 338 part numbers)
Flying Probes — Flying probes are the contact needles used on flying probe test systems, where moving heads contact the board point by point without a dedicated fixture. (1 series, 4 part numbers)
Rigid Contact Pins — Rigid contacts have no spring. (23 series, 23 part numbers)
Probe Receptacles — Receptacles are the sockets that hold test probes in a fixture. (44 series, 96 part numbers)
Test Interface & Fixture Solutions — Interface and fixture solutions connect a tester to the fixture or the device in a modular way: interface probes and rigid probes for receivers, blocks for ICT fixtures, exchangeable cassettes, mechanical fixtures and pogo towers and interposers for semiconductor test. (12 series, 56 part numbers)
Tools, Cleaning & Accessories — The right tools keep a test fixture in good shape: installation and removal tools for receptacles and probes, tools for threaded and plug-in probes, tool boxes, accessories and cleaning brushes for probe tips. (111 series, 291 part numbers)
Fixture Cylinders & Locking Devices — Compact pneumatic cylinders and locking devices are used to build test fixtures that press, hold or lock the device under test in a defined position. (2 series, 25 part numbers)
Temperature Sensor Probes — Spring-loaded temperature sensors measure the temperature of a part by contact while it sits in a fixture, with sizes up to and above 3 mm diameter. (4 series, 12 part numbers)
Product pages
ICT/FCT Spring Test Probes — Spring-loaded test probes form the contact between an in-circuit (ICT) or functional (FCT) tester and the board under test. (149 series, 3372 part numbers)
Fine Pitch Test Probes — Fine pitch probes are slim spring contacts for densely populated boards and components, where test points sit very close together. (32 series, 224 part numbers)
High-Current Contact Probes — High-current probes carry large continuous currents into the device under test with minimal loss. (94 series, 985 part numbers)
Kelvin (4-Wire) Test Probes — Kelvin probes combine a force contact and a separate sense contact in one probe, so that a four-wire measurement can be made through a single test point. (11 series, 54 part numbers)
Battery & Charging Contacts — Battery contacts are spring contacts built as a durable power and charging interface. (56 series, 63 part numbers)
Pogo Pin Connectors — Pogo pin connectors are spring-loaded contacts designed to be built into a product as a mating interface rather than into a test fixture. (51 series, 127 part numbers)
RF (Radio Frequency) Test Probes — RF test probes contact high-frequency signal paths, such as coaxial connectors and RF test points, through a controlled-impedance design. (15 series, 162 part numbers)
Switch Probes — Switch probes contain an internal switching contact that changes state when the plunger is pressed. (45 series, 367 part numbers)
Step Probes — Step probes have a stepped plunger that contacts at two heights or presses a part into place while making contact. (11 series, 338 part numbers)
Flying Probes — Flying probes are the contact needles used on flying probe test systems, where moving heads contact the board point by point without a dedicated fixture. (1 series, 4 part numbers)
Rigid Contact Pins — Rigid contacts have no spring. (23 series, 23 part numbers)
Probe Receptacles — Receptacles are the sockets that hold test probes in a fixture. (44 series, 96 part numbers)
Test Interface & Fixture Solutions — Interface and fixture solutions connect a tester to the fixture or the device in a modular way: interface probes and rigid probes for receivers, blocks for ICT fixtures, exchangeable cassettes, mechanical fixtures and pogo towers and interposers for semiconductor test. (12 series, 56 part numbers)
Tools, Cleaning & Accessories — The right tools keep a test fixture in good shape: installation and removal tools for receptacles and probes, tools for threaded and plug-in probes, tool boxes, accessories and cleaning brushes for probe tips. (111 series, 291 part numbers)
Fixture Cylinders & Locking Devices — Compact pneumatic cylinders and locking devices are used to build test fixtures that press, hold or lock the device under test in a defined position. (2 series, 25 part numbers)
Temperature Sensor Probes — Spring-loaded temperature sensors measure the temperature of a part by contact while it sits in a fixture, with sizes up to and above 3 mm diameter. (4 series, 12 part numbers)