General components – Vicor VI Chip Remote Sense PRM Evaluation Board User Manual

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General Components

1.

Remote Sense PRM (PS10)

2.

Input lugs: Sized for #10 hardware. Use these for making connection to the input

source. This board does not contain reverse polarity protection. Check for proper

polarity before applying the power.

3.

Input fuse (F10): Appropriately rated.

4.

Input filtering: Input capacitor (C

IN

) and filtering (inductor and ceramic

capacitors) allows for stable operation with most input sources. Sockets can be used

for easy installation of aluminum-electrolytic input capacitor. It is recommended to

place the 22 uF, 100 V input electrolytic capacitor in the sockets at the

input of the PRM

®

.

5.

Enable/Disable switch (S11) and FET switch: When actuator is in top position

towards “ON” text on the board, the ENABLE pin will be open and PRM device

will be enabled. When actuator is in bottom position towards “OFF” text on the

board, the ENABLE pin will be connected to SGND and PRM device will be disabled.

When switch S11 is ON, open drain FET can be selected to control the ENABLE pin

using external source.

6.

Header-jumper for Adaptive Loop control (P10): Provides the option to select and

enable Adaptive Loop control.

Note:

Not Populated for Remote Sense PRM Evaluation Boards.

7.

Header-jumper for trim control (P11): Provides the option to select and enable the

trim control.

Note:

Not Populated for Remote Sense PRM Evaluation Boards.

8.

Operating Mode selection switch (S10): For selecting one of the following

operating modes:

a. Slave Operation (used in PRM paralleling)

b. Remote Sense: Local sensing (single ended)

c. Remote Sense: Non-isolated remote sensing (differential)

9.

Output lugs: Sized for #10 hardware. Use these lugs to connect the output directly

to the load.

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