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Table of Contents
1. Scope ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4
2. Referenced Documents................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 GEHC Documents............................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1.1 Voltage regulator Related Documents............................................................................................................ 4
2.1.2 Common GE Healthcare Documents ............................................................................................................. 4
3. Theory of Operation ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
4. Precautions ................................................................................................................................................................... 5
5. Test Requirements ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
5.1 Required Test Equipment ................................................................................................................................... 5
5.1.1 Power Supply Requirements for Regulator Box ............................................................................................. 5
5.1.2 Other Equipment............................................................................................................................................. 6
5.2 In-Process Tests ................................................................................................................................................. 6
5.2.1 Isolation verification between chassis and power/GND plane........................................................................ 6
5.2.2 Conduction Check for 10V_A power plane..................................................................................................... 6
5.3 Input Voltage Verification (Lower Input Condition).............................................................................................. 7
5.3.1 Input Voltage measurement/adjustment......................................................................................................... 7
5.3.2 INPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE interface ..................................................................................................... 7
5.4 OUTPUT Voltage and current Verification (Lower input condition) .................................................................... 7
5.4.1 Output Voltage and Corresponding Current ................................................................................................... 7
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9. Appendix...................................................................................................................................................................... 17
9.1 J1 Connector (Stacked 37 pin Sub-D Right Angle Sockt Connector)............................................................... 17
9.2 J2 Connector (Stacked 37 pin Sub-D Right Angle Plug Connector)................................................................. 18
List of Tables
1. SCOPE
This document defines the test requirements for the Voltage Regulator Box Module. It identifies the goals of
functional tests.
The Voltage Regulator Box is located in the Scan Room on the side of the magnet assembly. The Voltage
Regulator Box is not backward compatible to any previous MR systems. It must be used in conjunction with the
Signa SV architecture.
2. REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
The following documents form a part of this specification to the extent specified herein. In the event of conflict
between documents referenced here and contents of this document, this document is considered a superseding
requirement. All reference documents are not included in this document.
3. THEORY OF OPERATION
The Voltage Regulator Box’s main function is to receive four kinds of power from DC Power Supply in system
cabinet, then is to provide five kinds of regulated power to Mega Switch and RRx, and is to provide one kind of non-
regulated power to MNS up-converter via Mega Switch.
The Voltage Regulator Box monitors all voltages of regulated output power if output voltage is normal or abnormal.
If the regulated voltage is abnormal, the Voltage Regulator Box will shut the output down. Then the Voltage
Regulator Box indicates abnormal condition by sending TTL signal to Mega Switch, and by putting the LED (Light
Emitting Diode) off on the PWA.
4. PRECAUTIONS
When the Voltage Regulator Box is powered on, the seven FETs (Field-Effect Transistors) and the nine axial lead
type resistors, which are identified on the PWA as Q4, Q9-Q14, R9, R15, R23, R38, R53, R68, R88, R93 and R96,
will generate the heat in condition with the load.
The Voltage Regulator Box is thermal designed by both of natural air-cooling and thermal conduction to base metal
plate via PCB, thermal pad and metal enclosure of the Voltage Regulator Box.
The Voltage Regulator Box is designed to be mounted on the metal base plate wall. The metal base plate is
important, because the heat will be released to the plate. The base plate, which the Voltage Regulator Box will be
fixed during the functional test, should have enough thermal capacity. If needs, air cooling behind the base plate is
acceptable.
5. TEST REQUIREMENTS
Each 5334150, Voltage Regulator PWA must be functionally tested after being assembled (5339157 Voltage
Regulator Box), with the exception of the following parts on the assembly, which should not be installed until
functional test is completed and the Voltage Regulator Box has passed all required testing:
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The sequence of the functional tests must follow the order of the section headings as listed in this document. The
individual test within a test section do not need to follow the order as listed. For example, Section 5.3.1 must
precede Section 5.3.2, which then must precede Section 5.4. However, the tests within Section 5.3.2 can be run
out of order – i.e.Test ID 5.3.2.005, then 5.3.2.015, then 5.3.2.010, and then 5.3.2.020.
There shall be two DB37 connectors used to supply power to the Voltage Regulator Box. Connectors for being
supplied power on the Voltage Regulator Box are J1-1 and J1-2. Refer to “9. Appendix” for pin assignment of the
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connectors.
Table 1 lists the nominal input voltages and corresponding current requirements needed to power the Voltage
Regulator Box up with full load*.
* ”full load” for the Voltage Regulator Box assumes one 16ch Mega Switch, one 16ch RRx and one MNS upconverter
8ch Mega Switch and 8ch RRx configuration are existed, their power consumption is lower than with “full load”.
But the Voltage Regulator Box is compatible both for 8ch and 16ch configurations with or without MNS upconverter.
So the rating of required power supply for this testing are below.
Before turning the Voltage Regulator Box on, verify that all isolation between the chassis and test point.
Expected resistance measurements are shown in the test table below. (see Table 2 below).
LSL USL
Test ID Test Point Description
(Mega ohms) (Mega ohms)
5.2.1.005 TP21 +10.0 ~ +11.0V power plane 1.0 N/A
5.2.1.010 TP22 +7.35 ~ +9.50V input plane 1.0 N/A
5.2.1.015 TP23 +5.00 ~ +6.10 input plane 1.0 N/A
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+10.0V power is supplied from J1-1 and J1-2, then pass the power to J2-1 and J2-2 via 10V_A power plane.
Before turning the Voltage Regulator Box on, verify that all conduction between the following pins.
Expected resistance measurements are shown in the test table below. (see Table 3 below).
LSL USL
Test ID Pin #1 Pin #2 Description
(ohms) (ohms)
5.2.2.005 J1-1, pin 1 J2-1, pin 1 Conduction check between connectors 0.00 0.30
5.2.2.010 J1-2, pin 1 J2-2, pin 1 Conduction check between connectors 0.00 0.30
Turn the Voltage Regulator Box on without load, then verify that all input voltage supplies are present on the
Voltage Regulator Box at test points. If need, adjust the input voltage. (see Table 4 below).
Test ID Name Test Point LSL Voltage (V) USL Voltage (V)
5.3.1.005 10V_A TP21 10.00 10.50
5.3.1.010 7V35_9V50 TP22 7.35 8.00
5.3.1.015 5V00_6V10 TP23 5.00 5.50
5.3.1.020 N7V35_N8V90 TP24 -8.00 -7.35
Table 4: Input Voltage Test Points
• Verify that all input voltages by checking their INPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE LED. Assign a Pass rating if
the LED is lit in green for each INPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE signal as indicated in Table 5 below
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The Voltage Regulator Box provides power of various voltage levels to Mega Switch, RRx and MNS up-converter.
In addition Mega Switch and RRx have 16ch configuration and 8ch configuration.
Connectors for supplying power on the Voltage Regulator Box are J2-1 and J2-2. Refer to “9. Appendix” for pin
assignment of the connectors.
Table 6 below lists those output voltages and their corresponding rated current for 8ch configuration.
Table 7 below lists those output voltages and their corresponding rated current for 16ch configuration.
The table will be used for informational purposes later in this test document.
5.4V_A +5.4V Analog Power output (regulated) +5.4V TP2 5.10 5.70 5.0A
5.4V_D +5.4V Digital Power output (regulated) +5.4V TP3 5.10 5.70 3.0A
3.4V_D +3.4V Digital Power output (regulated) +3.4V TP4 3.20 3.60 3.5A
N6.85V_A -6.85V Analog Power output (regulated) -6.85V TP5 -7.20 -6.50 0.10A
• Verify that all regulated and non-regulated output voltages by checking their
OUTPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE LED. Assign a Pass rating if the LED is lit in green for each
OUTPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE signal as indicated in Table 8 below
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• Verify that all regulated output power is good by checking their POWER_GOOD_SIGNAL LED. Assign a
Pass rating if the LED is lit in green for each POWER_GOOD signal as indicated in Table 9 below
• Verify that REG_BOX_PG signal is TTL high level at pin19 both of J2-1 and J2-2 as indicated in Table 10
below
5.4.3.030 REG_BOX_PG (J2-1, 19pin) Regulator Box Power GOOD 2.20 3.30
5.4.3.035 REG_BOX_PG (J2-2, 19pin) Regulator Box Power GOOD 2.20 3.30
Table 10: REGULATED_POWER_GOOD signal Interface
• Verify that 2.048V reference voltage listed in Table 11 below and record voltage level.
• Verify that each regulated output power is cut off by checking their POWER_GOOD_SIGNAL and
OUTPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE LED while in condition as indicated in Table 12 below. Assign a Pass
rating if the LED is lit OFF while in condition as indicated in Table 12 below
Note: Voltage of -6.85V Analog Power is monitored. But cut off function for output does NOT exist.
So DS6 keeps to be lit during Test ID 5.4.4.025.
• Verify that REG_BOX_PG signal is TTL low level at pin19 both of J2-1 and J2-2 in condition as indicated in
Table 13 below.
LSL USL
Test ID Signal Condition Description
Voltage (V) Voltage (V)
REG_BOX_PG TP11 is connected Simulating +6.85V Analog 0.00 0.40
5.4.4.030
(J2-1, 19pin) to GND Power NOT GOOD
REG_BOX_PG TP12 is connected Simulating +5.4V Analog 0.00 0.40
5.4.4.035
(J2-1, 19pin) to GND Power NOT GOOD
REG_BOX_PG TP13 is connected Simulating +5.4V Digital 0.00 0.40
5.4.4.040
(J2-1, 19pin) to GND Power NOT GOOD
REG_BOX_PG TP14 is connected Simulating +3.4V Digital 0.00 0.40
5.4.4.045
(J2-1, 19pin) to GND Power NOT GOOD
REG_BOX_PG TP15 is connected Simulating -6.85V Analog 0.00 0.40
5.4.4.050
(J2-1, 19pin) to GND Power NOT GOOD
Table 13: REGULATED_POWER_NOT_GOOD signal Interface
5.4.5 REGULATED OUTPUT VOLTAGES WITH LOAD INTERFACE (LOWER INPUT CONDITION)
• Connect a current load, then set 0% load condition on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 14
below
• Turn the Voltage Regulator Box on, then record all output voltage levels and their corresponding currents.
• Set a 100% current load for 16ch configuration on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 16 below
and record all output voltage levels and their corresponding currents.
• Set a 0% current condition on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 14 above.
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Verify that all input voltage supplies are present on the Voltage Regulator Box at test points.
If need, adjust the input voltage. (see Table 17 below).
Test ID Name Test Point LSL Voltage (V) USL Voltage (V)
5.5.1.005 10V_A TP21 10.50 11.00
5.5.1.010 7V35_9V50 TP22 8.85 9.50
5.5.1.015 5V00_6V10 TP23 5.60 6.10
5.5.1.020 N7V35_N8V90 TP24 -8.90 -8.25
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• Verify that all input voltages by checking their INPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE LED. Assign a Pass rating if
the LED is lit in green for each INPUT_VOLTAGE_PRESENCE signal as indicated in Table 18 below
5.6.1 REGULATED OUTPUT VOLTAGES WITH LOAD INTERFACE (HIGHER INPUT CONDITION)
• Set a 0% current load on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 19 below and record all output
voltage levels and their corresponding currents.
• Set a 100% current load for 8ch configuration on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 20 below
and record all output voltage levels and their corresponding currents.
• Set a 100% current load for 16ch configuration on all the regulated output voltages listed in Table 21 below
and record all output voltage levels and their corresponding currents.
• Wait 30 minutes at least after turning the Voltage Regulator Box off.
• Turn the Voltage Regulator Box on, then set a 100% current load for 16ch configuration on all the regulated
output voltages listed in Table 22 below and record all output voltage levels and their corresponding
currents.
• For 60 minutes, log voltage and current levels every ten minutes.
• In table below, XX = Minute 010 to Minute 060
6.85V_A
5.7.0.1XX.A -- -- 7.76 8.24
5.7.0.2XX.V TP2 5.10 5.70 -- --
5.4V_A
5.7.0.2XX.A -- -- 4.85 5.15
5.7.0.3XX.V TP3 5.10 5.70 -- --
5.4V_D
5.7.0.3XX.A -- -- 2.91 3.09
5.7.0.4XX.V TP4 3.20 3.60 -- --
3.4V_D
5.7.0.4XX.A -- -- 3.39 3.61
5.7.0.5XX.V TP5 -7.20 -6.50 -- --
N6.85V_A
5.7.0.5XX.A -- -- 0.090 0.110
Table 22: Output Voltage and Currents for Stress Testing
• Set a 100% current load for 16ch configuration on all the regulated output voltages.
• Observe the output DC voltage and measure the DC ripple using the oscilloscope.
6. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
The manufacturer is responsible to provide product within specification limits set forth by this document and to
maintain control of their manufacturing processes. This control maintenance will be documented with
manufacturer-provided data. This data will aid both the manufacturer and GEHC in understanding quality risks,
product cost drivers, product delivery probabilities, and product yields.
Discrete and continuous data for all tests required in this document shall be collected and retained by the
manufacturer per the PMQR until GEHC notifies the manufacturer that the product life has ended and/or GEHC
requests the records. This shall include any pass/fail decisions made on individual tests and on the test as a
whole. GEHC shall have access to all test and repair data upon request.
The following yield parameters are to be recorded for every test lot. All failures encountered during the first test
opportunity must be included in FPY, including but not limited to operator errors, test equipment errors, test errors
during debug and intermittent failures.
Out Of Box (OOB) failures will require the manufacturer to perform a root cause analysis on the part and put in
place a corrective action plan. The manufacturer will work with the GEHC team to eliminate any and all OOB and
infant failures of their product.
The manufacturer shall initially qualify each test process as acceptable before using to test production units.
Production units may be used in the qualification process. Use the following sequence for qualification. First, the
manufacturer shall demonstrate 100% test coverage against the requirements specified in this document.
Exceptions to ICT coverage may be accepted without deviation at the discretion of GEHC, provided there is
documented rationale for each exception made. Any exception that has not been accepted by GEHC must have
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Second, the manufacturer shall perform a gage R&R study on a minimum of 5 units run 3 times each. All
parameters in this document shall require less than 10% GR&R to be acceptable. Parameters above 10% may be
accepted without deviation at the discretion of GEHC, provided there is documented rationale for each exception
made. Any parameter above 10% GR&R that has not been accepted by GEHC must have corrective actions taken
and reported back to GEHC. The GR&R study must then be repeated on the failing parameters to prove they are
below 10% GR&R. Discrete parameters must give the same result on all runs to be accepted. ICT may be run as
a discrete test per 2152903TST.
Third, the manufacturer shall perform a capability study on a minimum of 5 units. This may be accomplished using
Scorecard Template 2222300TDR. Capability will be deemed acceptable if all continuous test parameters have a
Zst>3.5 or Cpk>1.17. Exceptions to capability goals may be accepted without deviation at the discretion of GEHC,
provided there is documented rationale for each exception made. Passing product may be shipped after the initial
test qualification, but any exception that has not been accepted by GEHC must have corrective actions taken and
reported back to GEHC.
7. FINAL ASSEMBLY
After the Voltage Regulator Box passes all functional tests, all remaining parts must be installed for the UUT.
8. GLOSSARY
Term Definition
ADW Assembly Drawing
AOI Automated Optical Inspection
AXI Automated X-ray Inspection
FET Field-Effect Transistors
FP Flying Probe
FPY First Pass Yield
GE General Electric company
GEHC GE Healthcare
GR&R Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility
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Table 25 Glossary
9. APPENDIX
9.1 J1 CONNECTOR (STACKED 37 PIN SUB-D RIGHT ANGLE SOCKT CONNECTOR)
J1 is a stacked sub-D connector. The pin assignments of top and bottom connectors are completely the same to
each other to avoid the hazard in case of wrong attachment. In the table below, prefix of “T” means “Top”, prefix
of “B” means “Bottom”. On the Box chassis the top connector is printed as J1-1, the bottom connector is printed
as J1-2