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Test Setup
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5.3 List of Test Points
Table 2. The Functions of Each Test Points
Test Points Name Description
J1 VIN1 DC Input to VIN1
J2 VIN2 DC Input for VIN2
JP1 VBIAS Connects VBIAS to VIN1
JP2 C2 Connects C2 to VIN2
JP3 C1 Connects C1 to VIN1
JP4 C10 Connects C10 to VOUT2
JP5 C7 Connects C7 to VOUT1
JP6 R2 Connects R2 to VOUT2
JP7 R1 Connects R1 to VOUT1
JP8 R4 Connects R4 to VOUT2
JP9 R3 Connects R3 to VOUT1
JP10, JP11, VOUT1 // VOUT2 Shorts VOUT1 and VOUT2 to VOUT1//VOUT2 used in parallel switch configuration
JP12, JP13
TP1 VIN1 VIN1 of TPS22966
TP2 VIN2 VIN2 of TPS22966
TP3 VIN1 SEN Sense connect to VIN1 of TPS22966
TP4 VIN2 SEN Sense connect to VIN2 of TPS22966
TP5 VOUT1 VOUT1 of TPS22966
TP6 VOUT2 VOUT2 of TPS22966
TP7 VOUT1 SEN Sense connect to VOUT1 of TPS22966
TP8 VOUT2 SEN Sense connect to VOUT2 of TPS22966
TP9 ON1 ON1 of TPS22966
TP10 VBIAS VBIAS of TPS22966
TP11 ON2 ON2 of TPS22966
TP12 VOUT1 // VOUT2 VOUT1 VOUT2 connected in parallel configuration
TP13 AGND Ground Connection
TP14 AGND Ground Connection
TP15 AGND Ground Connection
TP16 AGND Ground Connection
5.4 Test Procedure
Figure 5 shows a typical setup for the R
ON
test of the EVM. VBIAS voltage must be present for the device
to function, keep this voltage level constant between 2.5V-5.25V. Adding a shunt across JP1 will connect
the VBIAS pin to VIN1. When testing with VIN1 below 2.5V JP1 shunt must be removed and VBIAS tied to
another voltage source. It is recommended to keep VBIAS voltage level at 5V. Datasheet specifications
were taken with VBIAS = 5V.
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TPS22966EVM-007 Dual 6A Load Switch SLVU757AAugust 2012Revised March 2013
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