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QUALIFICATION TEST REPORT, SURGE WITHSTAND CAPABILITY TESTS, MC170AD-Q2 MC370AD-Q2 REMOTE MULTIPLEXER / MODULE CASES Report Number QTR 82-003 CERTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE State of California County of Los Angeles Gerald A. Merritt
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Northridge, California, being duly sworn deposes and says that th.e in-fonnation contained in this report is the result of comple'te and care-fully conducted tests and is to the best of his knowledge true and correct in all respects.
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SCOPE The Surge Withstand Capability (SWC) tests were carried out in accordance with the IEEE S'ID 472-1974. The tests were done on the input connectors of the MC170AD-Q2 and MC370AD-Q2 with and without the signal conditioners and power supplies plugged in.
The signal conditioners subjected to SWC tests were the CD173-Q2, PT174-Q2, DI32S-Q2, BA332-Q2, PC202-Q2, CM249-Q2 and TC292-Q2.
.The PS171-Q2 and PS294-Q2 were also plugged in during the SWC Test. Tests were performed at Validyne in February, 1982.
The surge generator was constructed according to the schematic shown'in Figure 1.
(Same as recommended by IEEE STD 472-1974.)
The SWC test wave is an oscillatory wave, frequency range of 1.0 MHz to 1.5 MHz, voltage range of 2.S kV to 3.0 kV crest value of the first half cycle peak, envelope decaying to 50 per-cent of the crest value of the first peak in not less than 6 ps from the start of the wave.
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CONNECTION MODES The SWC tests were done with the test generator connected in common and transverse (differential) modes with each test specimen. The common mode and transverse mode connections were as shown in Figures 2 and 3 respectively.
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PROCEDURE Functional Tests were performed on the plug-ins and power supplies.
Then each plug-in was subjected to SWC test for 2 seconds with common mode connection. In transverse (differential) mode connec-tion the duration of each SWC test was 2 seconds for each pair of connections. The MC170AD-Q2 and MC370AD-Q2 had the power on during SWC tests.
The units were functionally retested after SWC exposure and were operating nomally.
The MC170AD-Q2 and MC370AD-Q2 chassis were also subjected to SWC test without plug-in. The units were working nomally after the SWC test.
The signal conditioners subjected to the SWC test were as follows:
CD173-Q2 Input Pins:
15/16, 17/18,*19/20, 21/22 CAL Command Pins:
27/23 Output Pins:
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23/24 CM249-Q2 Input Pins:
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CONCLUSIONS 1.
Re signal conditioners functioned normally after being subjected to SWC test.
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He MC170AD-Q2 and MC370AD-Q2 chassis did not have any degrada-tion because of SWC test.
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He PS171-Q2 and PS294-Q2 were functioning normally after being subjected to SWC test.
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These units are:
(a) DI338-Q2 (or DI338-XXX-Q2) and (b) BA332-1829-Q2 Both of these signal conditioners have equivalent configuration to other units which were directly tested in the February,1982 tests.
The BA332-1829-Q2 is identical to the BA332-Q2, with the addition of a single gain setting resistor. The added resistor is located in a part of the circuit which is not directly exposed to the SWC transients.
The DI332-Q2 and DI338-Q2 comparisons have been explained in QTR82-002, Addendum II. Those factors affected by the SWC stresses are also equivalent between the DI325-Q2 and DI338-Q2 models:
(a) Spacing between input circuits is the same, (b) Components directly exposed to SWC transients are the same, (c) Functional and fail-safe criteria are the same, isolation between input and output circuits is maintained.
Validyne has concluded that the comparisons of all SWC-significant characteristics are sufficient to warrant designation of both DI338-XXX-Q2 and BA332-1829-Q2 modules as complying with the IEEE STD 472-1974 requirements.
Other modules are contained within the Remote Multiplexer unit, but are not normally exposed to the SWC transients "seen" by the signal conditioner units. Validyne does not envision a need to qualify these modules to the SWC requirements. The modules to be exempted from SWC qualification are:
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