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    BSPD PCB (Box) : Test Procedure: Voltage at 8.3A

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    The document describes a test procedure for a brake system pressure detection circuit board. The test applies a current of 8.3 amps to simulate braking and measures the voltage output from a current sensor. If the voltage is 2.7 volts, the calculated resistance of 8.52k ohms confirms the sensor is functioning properly. A brake pressure sensor and 500ms delay timing are also part of the overall brake system circuit under test.

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    The document describes a test procedure for a brake system pressure detection circuit board. The test applies a current of 8.3 amps to simulate braking and measures the voltage output from a current sensor. If the voltage is 2.7 volts, the calculated resistance of 8.52k ohms confirms the sensor is functioning properly. A brake pressure sensor and 500ms delay timing are also part of the overall brake system circuit under test.

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    The document describes a test procedure for a brake system pressure detection circuit board. The test applies a current of 8.3 amps to simulate braking and measures the voltage output from a current sensor. If the voltage is 2.7 volts, the calculated resistance of 8.52k ohms confirms the sensor is functioning properly. A brake pressure sensor and 500ms delay timing are also part of the overall brake system circuit under test.

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    The document describes a test procedure for a brake system pressure detection circuit board. The test applies a current of 8.3 amps to simulate braking and measures the voltage output from a current sensor. If the voltage is 2.7 volts, the calculated resistance of 8.52k ohms confirms the sensor is functioning properly. A brake pressure sensor and 500ms delay timing are also part of the overall brake system circuit under test.

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    BSPD PCB (box)

    Current
    Sensor

    500ms
    delay
    timing

    Brake
    Sensor

    10s reset

    System Overall

    Test procedure:
    1. Apply test current Voltage @ 8.3A:
    2. Brake hard Formula from current
    sensor datasheet
    LVMS
    (a and b are sensor
    +12V
    Test current calculation: parameters)
    Itest = 5kW/Umax = 5kW/600V = 8.3A Hall Current V=a·8.3A+b = 2.7V
    4 windings: 2.1A test current Sensor  R101 =8.52k

    SENS_1 SC_IN
    Current
    Source

    BSPD PCB (box)

    Brake Pressure
    Sensor SENS_2 SC_OUT

    V2, Roemmelmayer, 18.02.2020

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