-
fixture in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
fixture can
refer to: Test
fixture, used to
control and
automate testing Light fixture Plumbing fixture...
- A
fixture is a work-holding or
support device used in the
manufacturing industry.
Fixtures are used to
securely locate (position in a
specific location...
- In plumbing, a
Fixture Unit (FU) or
Drain Fixture Unit (DFU) is "a unit of measure,
based on the rate of discharge, time of
operation and
frequency of...
- A test
fixture is a
device used to
consistently test some item, device, or
piece of software. Test
fixtures are used in the
testing of electronics, software...
- A
light fixture (US English),
light ****ing (UK English), or
luminaire is an
electrical lighting device containing one or more
light sources, such as...
-
plumbing fixture is an
exchangeable device which can be
connected to a
plumbing system to
deliver and
drain water. The most
common plumbing fixtures are:...
- A
virtual fixture is an
overlay of
augmented sensory information upon a user's
perception of a real
environment in
order to
improve human performance...
- or wall
light is a
decorative light fixture that is
mounted to a wall. The
sconce is a very old form of
fixture,
historically used with
candles and oil...
- A
smart fixture is an
advanced test
fixture which combines a
fixture with
sensors to
collect data and
provide feedback.[citation needed] They are a subset...
- In
experimental fluid mechanics, a
sting is a test
fixture on
which models are
mounted for testing, e.g. in a wind tunnel. A
sting is
usually a long shaft...
