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Vicor Corporation Tel: 800-735-6200 vicorpower.com
VI Chip Evaluation Board
Rev. 1.1
Page 1 - 4
Please read this document before applying input voltage to
the Evaluation Board.
Factorized Power Architecture (FPA) offers a fundamentally
new and improved approach to distributed power.* The FPA
Evaluation Board described in this document is intended to
acquaint you with some of the benefits and features of FPA,
and it is not designed to be used or installed in "End Use"
equipment.
The PRM / VTM Chip Set mounted on this Evaluation Board
features a unique "Adaptive Loop" compensation feedback:
a single-wire alternative to traditional remote sensing and
feedback loops that enables precise control of an isolated
Point-of-Load (POL) voltage without the need for either a
direct connection to the POL or for noise sensitive, bandwidth
limiting, isolation devices in the feedback path.
In operation, VI Chips can operate safely at high temperatures.
Use caution when connecting test probes and interface lines to
avoid touching hot surfaces. Be sure the power is off before
making or breaking connections to the Evaluation Board.
* Refer to Vicor document "DC-DC Converter Chip Set Overview"
for a description of FPA and an overview of its essential elements.
Recommended Fastening Hardware:
QTY
Description
Manufacturer P/N
Vicor P/N
4
#6 AWG Ring Lug
PANDUIT LCAS6-10-L
4
#10-32 Screw
4
#10 Flat Washer
4
#10 Lock Washer
Kit # 26647
4
#10 Hex Nut
All hardware is Stainless Steel except Ring Lugs.
Kit # 26647 is not included with Evaluation Board.
Test Procedure
1.0 Recommended Equipment
1.1 DC Power supply 0-100 V; 500 W; 10 A
1.2 DC Electronic load Pulse capable; 0-100 V; 100 A
1.3 DMM
1.4 Oscilloscope
1.5 Interconnect cables (appropriately sized for current)
1.6 Fastening hardware
1.7 Fan
1.8 Safety glasses
1.9 Data sheets for the specific PRM and VTM models
2.0 Description of FPA Evaluation Board Components and
Features
(Refer to Figure 2 or 3 for item location)
2.1 +IN and -IN
Source voltage connection terminals
2.2 PC/TP1
Enable / disable connection terminal
2.3 IL
Resistor R1 for adjusting current limit
2.4 SC
Capacitor C5 for adjusting soft start
2.5 OS
Output voltage set resistor R4
2.6 CD
Compensation device resistor R6
2.7 C6
Optional Vf capacitor
2.8 J1
Vf
VIEW oscilloscope jack
2.9 TP2/TP4
+ / -VTM input Kelvin connection
test points
2.10 TP3/TP5
+ / -VTM output Kelvin connection
test points
2.11 J2
Vo VIEW output voltage oscilloscope jack
2.12 +OUT / -OUT Load connection terminals
FPA Evaluation Board
DC-DC Converter Chip Set
Up to 100 A output
Easy to use
Features Adaptive Loop feedback
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-In
PC
VC
TM
+In
-Out
+Out
VTM
+Out
-Out
K
Ro
+Out
Out
+In
In
VC
PC
TM
IL
VH
PR
NC
SG
SC
PRM-AL
OS
NC
CD
Factorized
Bus (V
f
)
Vin
Vout
Figure 1 -- The P048F048T24AL PRM is used with any 048 input
series VTM to provide a regulated and isolated output.
DC-DC Converter Implementation
PRELIMINARY
Operating Guide
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VI Chip Evaluation Board
Rev. 1.1
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Specifications
B1
B2
B3
Figure 2 -- EVAL Board Layout -- Top side
3.0 Hook Up
An external power supply (1.1) should be used to provide power.
3.1 Connect Positive input lead to Eval Board +IN and
external supply +Out.
3.2 Connect Negative input lead to Eval Board -IN and
external supply -Out.
An external load (1.2) should be connected to the output
terminals with leads and lugs having adequate current capacity.
3.4 Connect Positive output lead to Eval Board +OUT
and external load +In.
3.5 Connect Negative output lead to Eval Board -OUT
and external load -In.
!! As the output current of the Eval Board can achieve
100 Amperes, connections must be tight and properly sized
in order to minimize losses due to contact resistance !!
4.0 Verify Connections
5.0 Test Sequence
5.1 Assure DC supply is set to 0 Vdc prior to turning unit on
and set supply current to 8 A minimum.
5.2 Turn on DC supply.
5.3 Make sure DC load is set to 0 A prior to turning on load.
5.4 Turn on DC load.
5.5 Connect DMM or scope probe to the test points
provided to monitor output voltage (Vout). Vf View and
Vo View (J1 and J2) are provided to make accurate
measurements of the Factorized Bus (Vf) and Vout.
Various types of scope probes may be directly connected
to these points if the probe is equipped with a removable
plastic sheath. Be careful to avoid creating ground loops
when making measurements of Vf and Vin.
It is recommended that these measurements be made
separately since shorting IN to OUT of the PRM disables
current limit.
5.6 Turn-on fan (Use of an external fan is recommended.)
5.7 Slowly raise the DC input voltage to 48 Vdc (Output
voltage should be present at 36 Vdc input).
5.8 Verify no load operation by raising and lowering the input
voltage through the entire 36 75 Vdc range. Output
voltage should remain constant.
5.9 Re-establish 48 Vdc input.
5.10 Slowly increase the load current to full load while
monitoring the output voltage. The output voltage should
remain within the limits specified in the appropriate PRM
/ VTM data sheets.
5.11 Return the load current to 0 A and decrease the input
voltage to 36 Vdc.
5.12 Repeat step 5.10 depending upon the external supply
source and the source impedance it may be necessary to
adjust the supply's voltage to keep the input voltage to the
PRM at 36 Vdc.
5.13 Return the load current to 0 A and increase the input
voltage to 75 Vdc.
5.14 Repeat step 5.10
FPA board output voltage
F
48
P24A
--
V12
--
19
Factorized
Power
Eval Board
Input voltage
designator for
PRM
Factory installed PRM
output power 10 (e.g. 240W)
Adaptive Loop
max output current available from
PRM / VTM Chip Set
Part Numbering
PRELIMINARY
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VI Chip Evaluation Board
Rev. 1.1
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Specifications cont.
R1
IN
TP1
F1
C5
C6 7
C10 17
R3
R4
R5
R6
TP2
TP3
TP5
J2
OUT
+OUT
+IN
TP4
J1
C1 4
B1
0.4
H
B2
Vin
Vout
Vf
+Out
Out
+In
In
VC
PC
TM
IL
VH
PR
NC
SG
SC
PRM-AL
OS
NC
CD
-In
PC
VC
TM
+In
-Out
+Out
VTM
+Out
-Out
K
Ro
Figure 4 -- EVAL Board Schematic Diagram
The functionality of the FPA Eval Board has now been
verified
over the entire line and load operating range.
As you can see, the PRM's Adaptive Loop regulates the output
of the VTM without sense lines. You may monitor the Vf View
(J1) while increasing the load current: the Vf voltage increases
with the load current, compensating for the insertion loss due
to the VTM output resistance.
Connecting the PRM's PC (TP1) to the -IN disables the output
of the Evaluation Board. Use CAUTION when probing,
especially on or near TP1 and VC on the PRM. Accidental
shorting between these two points can cause permanent
damage.
The Evaluation Board has provisions for changing the factory
set output voltage, the current limit, the Adaptive Loop Gain,
and the turn on ramp rate. Refer to the PRM data sheet for
more information on these features. Refer to Figure 4 for a
Schematic representation of the FPA Evaluation Board.
Locations for these components are shown in Figure 3.
For assistance, feel free to contact Vicor Applications
Engineering at 800-927-9474
This Evaluation Board is being provided as a means to facilitate
successful demonstration of Factorized Power Architecture and its
elements. Vicor assumes no obligation or liability for the advice given,
or results obtained. All such advice being given and accepted is at
user's risk.
Figure 3 -- FPA EVAL Board configuration may vary
Location for 0603 soft
start capacitor, SC
Location for 0603 output
voltage set resistor, OS
Location for 0603
compensation device resistors, CD
Position for 0603
current limit
adjust resistor, IL
PRELIMINARY
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VI Chip Evaluation Board
Rev. 1.1
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11/05
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