Simple Test Circuit for IR6210 device

Hi

Anyone create a simple test circuit just to show the device is working as expected for this device ?

Any help much appreciated.

Cheers.

There are a lot of tests like over temperature shutdown and over current that can not be tested in a simple circuit.

Connect VCC to +12 volts. Connect the output to a 12V light bulb to ground. Add a LED and resistor on the DG pin.
Use a push button or a 555 timer on the input. The 555 timer could set to run at 1hz.

Hi Ron,, Cheers. I dont have a 55 timer, but i have loads of test equipment. Power supplies, Volt meters, scopes etc.

Hopefully what you have suggested will be enough without the 555 timer.

Hi Ron.
I have connected the circuit :
VCC 12V, VIN 5V.
Out connected to a Resistor 12Ohms to GND.
DG to 12OHMS to GND.

Measuring the voltage drop the resistors depending on if the Out it OPEN, SHORTED TO GND or NORMAL(as above)
I cant get the truth table to match up..
I know im doing something wrong just dont know what.

The Fourth Line on the truth tabel i cannot get to match: Vin 0v, Vcc 12V, Output OPEN( Not connected to GND) , all im getting is zero volts.

Any help appreciated.

joemag79 said:

Hi Ron.
VCC 12V, VIN 5V.
Out connected to a Resistor 12Ohms to GND.
DG to 12OHMS to GND.
Measuring the voltage drop the resistors depending on if the Out it OPEN, SHORTED TO GND or NORMAL(as above)
I cant get the truth table to match up..
The Fourth Line on the truth tabel i cannot get to match: Vin 0v, Vcc 12V, Output OPEN( Not connected to GND) , all im getting is zero volts.

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VCC=12V good. Gnd=gound. good
Output to 12 ohms to ground. Good I would use a light bulb.
DG is a low current output. It only pulls down. It will not pull up. 30 volts max and 10mA max. I would use a LED and 2200 ohm resistor in series to 12V. The LED will light when DG is low (5mA). Remove the 12 ohms to GND.
Input connects to switch. Switch makes input go to ground or 12 volts.

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Hi ron:
OK, I thought i got what you said, but still not getting what i expect. This is the circuit: Is this wrong( i suspect it is)