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10. 

Measure V

CORE

 = 1.115 ~1.155V 

11. 

Open Jumper DPSLP#, measure V

CORE

 = 1.064 ~ 1.104V 

12. 

Short Jumper DPRSLPVR, set VID jumpers for 

deeper sleep mode operation

VID4 VID3 VID2 VID1 VID0 

Open

 

Short

 Open Short 

Open

 

13. 

Measure V

CORE

 = 0.82~0.88V 

14. 

Short Jumper GMUXSEL, measure V

CORE

 = 0.82~ 0.88V 

Dynamic Load Transient Tests 

1. 

After the output voltage reaches the preset values, apply the load current equal to the 
minimum load current of the load step test. 

2. 

Apply ±12V supplies to +12V, PGND and –12V pins. Then remove jumper JP11.  

3. 

Use the oscilloscope to test the output step currents from BNC connector “IO”. 
Adjust potentiometers R44, R45 and R49 to vary the slew down slope, slew up slope 
and step amplitudes (respectively) of the load current change. 

4. 

Measure the output voltage directly across Cap C15. 

While doing the load transient tests, one should make sure that the input bench supply 
should have sufficient decoupling capacitance. The following waveform is taken in 
the performance mode: V

IN 

= 21V, VID = 1.4V, GMUSEL = DPSLP# = 1, 

DPRSLPVR = 0. The minimum load current is 8A, and the maximum load current is 
23A. The minimum output voltage is 1.30V and the maximum output voltage is 
1.39V. 

 

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