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titleOfInvention Test equipment using refrigerator
abstract (57) [Abstract] [PROBLEMS] In a test apparatus in which a cryogenic test environment is set by using a refrigerator, a test with a prober such as electrical characteristics of a test object is performed in a vibration-free environment. A refrigerator 8 and a balance weight 1 mounted on a floor 17 8 and 8 are connected via a high-strength angle frame 22 to make the refrigerator 8 and the balance weight 18 rigid so that vibration of the refrigerator 8 is prevented as much as possible. An anti-vibration pad 21 is interposed between the bottom surface of the storage table 19 of the balance weight 18 and the floor surface 17. The chamber 4 and the prober actuating device 7 are supported on the upper wall plate 3 supported on the upper surface of the frame 2 supported by the floor surface 17 via a rubber damper 23. An anti-vibration pad 25 is provided between the frame 2 and the floor surface 17. As a result, vibration from the refrigerator 8 as a vibration source is generated in the chamber 4 And the vibration of the refrigerator 8 can be prevented from being directly transmitted to the holder 10 via the cooling head 9 and the heat transfer body.
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