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Test procedure

1. Step – Visual inspection

Check for mechanical damages, component displacement and PCB cracks

2. Step – Supply board with 15V. Use connection shown on following photo

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Page 2 of 4 Connectors’ pins are on bottom side of the board.

3. Step – Apply input signals to the board, using connector on following photo

And check the outputs on following connections

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Page 3 of 4 Table 1. Input/output lookup table

Measured using digital multi-meter or oscilloscope.

Input signal Output signal

5V between HIN and GND 15V between TP8 and TP10 0V between TP13 and TP14 5V between LIN and GND 0V between TP8 and TP10

15V between TP13 and TP14

No signals applied 0V between TP8 and TP10

0V between TP13 and TP14 5V between HIN and GND

5V between LIN and GND

15V between TP8 and TP10 15V between TP13 and TP14

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Test procedure using Gate driver baseboard

1. Step – place NCV51513HBGEVB board on baseboard in any of three possible positions 2. Step – supply baseboard with 15V using J1 connector

3. Step - measure output signals between TP8 and TP10 using differential oscilloscope probe (output signal should be PWM with frequency and duty cycle defined on baseboard, with amplitude 15V or 20V for middle position on baseboard)

4. Step – measure output signals between TP13 and TP14 using oscilloscope probe (output signal should be PWM with frequency and duty cycle defined on baseboard, with amplitude 15V or 20V for middle position on baseboard)

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