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Hello,
We have to have tolerances in order to guarantee operation at low impedances. You should be ok running this ERM. I will look into this specification and get back to you with a more detailed answer.
Kelly,
Thanks for your reply. When the diagnostics process is run on this same ERM (free-standing), it fails, i.e. the diagnostics bit (upper-most bit of status register) is set.
I noticed here another thread on a similar topic--calibration, not diagnostics. But, no resolution was offered even as the question was resolved.
Can your team suggest: A) a set of detailed steps that is likely to help understand why diagnostics fails on this actuator, B) what resolved the calibration issue in the other thread, if related?
Thanks, ASG
Continued investigation shows that, although the DRV2624 seems to properly drive a load >8ohm (per data sheet suggested minimum), elevating the impedance above the 8 ohm mark does not prompt DRV to pass diagnostics.
Any further thoughts from the community on why, after running diagnostics on DRV2624, the status register always has a "diagnostics fail" bit set?