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Buck Converter

Characterization

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Short Circuit

Over voltage

input voltage surge

Turn on power supply and probe buck vin waveform using oscope, expecting some overshoot on the capture plot

Efuse

Characterization

Start-up

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Inject PWM signal at 50% duty cycle at 50Hz

20240626 test plan:

Goal: Make sure efuses are soldered properly & Test efuses over current protection and short circuit protections

Pre-test:

  1. See if you can borrow an eload from Rover or Midnight Sun,

    1. if you can’t borrow an eload, make your own eload. Find the XT60 connector with around 10 resistors soldered together, it is in a yellow connector organizer kit.

  2. Set up eload if you can borrow one

  3. Set up current probe on the scope (Rockery has 9V battery if we don’t have any battery left)

  4. Lift R1 to disable buck

  5. Solder a wire at C15, connect power supply here to inject 6V

  6. For each efuse,

    1. Solder 2 wires at output, use one wire for load and another wire to measure Vout;

    2. Solder 1 wire at input to measure Vin

  7. Solder multiple ground wires

Test plan:

Over Current Test

  1. Connect load

  2. Set Oscilloscope to Normal, trigger around 0.1 - 0.3A, we want to see the efuse retrying

  3. Turn on power supply

  4. Take a photo of Oscilloscope screen

  5. Repeat for all efuses

Short-to-ground Test

  1. Set Oscilloscope to Normal, trigger around 0.1 - 0.3A, we want to see the efuse retrying

  2. Turn on power supply

  3. use the load wire at efuse output, short it to any ground on the PCB (seeing spark is fine)

  4. Take a photo of Oscilloscope screen

  5. Repeat for all efuses