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1.      Faulty components  short circuits       Automatic pinout identification for all the above components     Current gain measurement for bipolar transistors   Test current display      Vsr Is measurement     Collector leakage current measurement     Automatic recognition of semiconductor type for bipolar transistors  Ge Si     Detection of Collector Emitter diode and Base Emitter shunt resistor     Gate threshold voltage for MOSFETs   Test current measurement     Gate threshold  Ipss and Roson for JFETS     Diode forward voltage and forward current measurements     Diode leakage current measurement     Low power Darlington recognition with pinout identification     Low power Triac and thyristor identification     Unijunction transistor identification with pinout and Rgs n measurement    Internal short circuit detection and resistance measurement    AS4002P  User Manual  3    SECTION 3   COMPONENT ANALYSIS    The AS4002P Semiconductor Analyzer is designed to analyze out of circuit and  un powered components  This is necessary to avoid erroneous component  detection and errors in parameters measurements  Three terminals components can  be connected in any fashion to the probes  Diodes should be connected to the left  and right probes  When the unit is  powered on  the display shows the  revision of the software for two  seconds and the analysis begins     If no semiconductor is connected to  the unit or if the component is not  detected  the following message will  be display
2. IODE NETWORKS    The analyser detects a component with 2 junctions but not being a valid transistor   It could be a diode network or or any component not corresponding to a valid  transistor    In this case  the analyser indicates the common point by the symbol 0  the 2 others  with letters A and K according to the case it is an anod or a cathod     The analyser display for a diode  network  Here  the common point is in  the middle  one diode having its  cathod on the left and the second its  anod on the right        3 9 UNIJUNCTION TRANSISTORS  AS4002P  User Manual  11    The unijunction transistor is more a thyristor than a transistor  It has  one junction and was once referred to as a double base diode  The  UJT  unijunction transistor  does not conduct until a peak voltage  Vp is  reached  At that time the emitter conducts  resulting in a positive pulse    at BI and a negative pulse at B2  The threshold voltage Vp depends on  the voltage between the bases and the Intrinsic Resistor Ratio n  When  the emitter is below the threshold voltage  the B  B  channel acts as a  resistor Rgs   generally between 5kQand 10k        The unit does not recognize UJT  transistors with Rss values under  100 or above 20kQ  The analyser  detects the pin out and measures  these two parameters  The n  measurement takes a few seconds to stabilize        AS4002P  User Manual  12    SECTION 4  ANNEXES  Annex 1  Calibration    The purpose of the calibration is to establish the resistances of the an
3. JFETs  Maximum threshold voltage measurement is fixed to  20V  Voltage  resolution is 10mV for values up to  9 99V and 100mV above  The example below  shows the threshold voltage screen for a N channel JFET  Note that the test current  is also represented  The accuracy of the measurement is  100mV typical           This example shows the threshold  voltage measurement for an N   Channel JFET    Saturation current measurement    The saturation current can be  measured from 0 to 99 9mA   Resolution is 10 uA for current up to  10mA and 100uA above  With low  Ipss transistors  under 2 mA  the unit will show 0 00mA        On resistance measurement    The AS4002P can measure Rpson  value from 0 to 99902 with 10  resolution  With low Ipss transistors  the unit can show unstable values or          gt           3 4 Enhancement mode MOSFET    MOSFET stands for Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor   Like JFET  they are available in two main types  N Channel and P   Channel  Most modern MOSFETs are of Enhancement Mode type   meaning that the bias of the gate source voltage is always positive  for  N channel types   The other  rare  type of MOSFET is the Depletion  Mode type which is also recognized by the analyser     MOSFETs have an insulated gate that results in negligible gate current  for both positive and negative gate source voltages  An important feature  of a MOSFET is the gate source voltage at which conduction between the  source and drain starts  Below this value 
4. Semiconductor    analyser  AS4002P       User Manual    Copyright Ormelabs  C  2010    http   www ormelabs com  AS4002P  User Manual  1    CONTENTS    SECTION   SECTION 1  Introduction    tas 3   SECTION 2 ESA ae aan mi ont din 3   SECTION 3  Component analysis    4  Sale Bipolar FAR STS TORS Rando n 4  3 2  Faulty semiconductors                              7  3 3  Junction Field effect transistors    7  3 4  Enhancement MOSFET Transistors                           8  3 5  Depletion MOSFET Frs nr nn en serene 9  340  TOYS ANA MAS nn nain ts 10  De  DICO Te EN 10  7 0  Diodes TELWOEKS En diet 11  3 9  Unijunction transistors nissan atitebiitensites 12   SECTIONS Amine eS Un ns bi dar eget eee 13  Annex LCaHbradONMss nn ner na wees 13  Annex 2  Optocouplers analysis                 cccseeessseseeeeeeeeeeeees 14  Annex 3  Jack plus phot ia eeu 14  Annex 4  Optocouplers interface schematics                      15  Annex 5  Technical specifications               cc ssesssssseeresseeeeees 15    AS4002P  User Manual  2    SECTION 1  INTRODUCTION    The AS4002P Semiconductor Analyzer is a powerful instrument that can identify  easily and accurately a large number of components     SECTION 2  FEATURES    Automatic component identification       Bipolar transistor  with or without protection diode and or B E shunt resistor    Darlington transistors      Enhancement and Depletion mode MOSFETs     gt Junction FETs     gt Triac     gt Thyristors      Diodes      Unijunction transistors 
5. The determination of the Hrg of  high power transistors uses higher base current  In this case a star       is displayed  after the beta value  The value can be inaccurate if the test current is above 10mA   This is also the case when a transistor with an internal resistor is recognized     This example shows the first screen  for a NPN Silicon bipolar transistor  with internal protection diode        This example shows the display when  a PNP Germanium transistor is       detected     The following screen is displayed  when a NPN Darlington type is  detected  The current gain is not  displayed        AS4002P  User Manual  5    This screen shows an inaccurate Hrg  measurement of an ESMII3 transistor with  internal diode and shunt resistor symbolised by      the symbols    RS    and The actual  gain is higher than 51     h      amp  Please note that the analyser will determine that the transistor under test is  a Germanium if the base emitter voltage drop is between 0 1V and 0 5V  If  this voltage is between 0 5V and 1V the transistor will be detected as Silicon  type  Between 1V and 2V the analyser will determine that the transistor is a  Darlington type           The second panel shows the Var I8  values when HFE measurement is  realised        The third and last screen shows the  collector leakage current Icko  The  collector leakage current is measured  when the base is connected to the  emitter through a resistor of 1OOkQ  The current flowing across this resistor is low  
6. alog switches   The measurement of these resistances  is done by an automatic process   When the unit is powered on without  calibration  the unit shows this  opposite screen    In this case  the unit takes default values for the internal calculations  The  measurements are not accurate  and some components might not be determined        To enter calibration mode  place a  short at the STI  and short the three  test terminals together  Apply power  and this opposite screen appears        Remove the short at STI and the self calibration starts  The unit performs three  resistance measurements and displays their values  These values should be between  100 and 200Q and are stored in memory  Calibration is only required once but can  be performed as often as desired  Your instrument is now ready for use     Annex 2  Optocoupler analysis    The OP1 module allows the detection and the Current Transfer Ratio measurement  of most standard optocouplers  The module without any component must be  connected to the analyser before  power up  When the analyser is  powered on  the module is recognized  by the tester and the screen shows the  opposite message     If no component  or a faulty  component  is detected the analyser  should display this opposite screen     When a valid optocoupler is plugged  in to its corresponding socket  the  analyser would show this screen        AS4002P  User Manual  13    The first line shows the Current Transfer Ratio  This value  expressed in    is the  r
7. atio between the output transistor collector current and the input LED current   Measurement range is 1  to about 600   Maximum output current is 1OmA    The second line shows the LED current and the forward voltage     Annex 3   JACK PLUG PINOUT    You can realize your own cord thanks to the pinout below         Right           _    lt  lt      Middle  em Loo o    Left    Annex 4   OPTOCOUPLER INTERFACE BOARD SCHEMATICS    LEFT                  D1  1N4148         8 terminals optocouplers    RIGHT    C1  10uF       MIDDLE        AS4002P  User Manual  14    Annex 5  TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS    Reference Temperature  25  C    Parameter Min  Typical Max  Note     Uma   1    Peak test voltage across unknown Co  51V  o   sav   l  Measurable transistor gain Hre S    Transistor He accuracy    242      Transistor Vsg accuracy  2    20mV    Veer for Germanium identification  Vee for Silicon identification     Ve for Darlington identification   10v   20  Fe band A  current  stare er  current               Acceptable collector leakage   O 5mA     3    Base emitter shunt resistor 50kQ  threshold    MOSFET gate threshold range       20mV  PR LE NER  current   MOSFET maximam gate curen     ma    EET Ron rame 2     we    JFET Roson accuracy  5    10Q    TFET loss range oma     99 9mA    JFET Ipss accuracy  5  3   0 1mA    evem         ow   Thyristor Tviae gare testcument     oma OOO o   Thyristor Tviae oad est euren     oma     Diode limiting resior  1     400     Diode limiting ressor     
8. compared to the current flowing into the base  Thus the current displayed is near  the real Ic  o current measured normally with the base left open  One can determine  the Icgo current by dividing the I result by the Hrg value  Two automatic ranges  are provided in the unit  The first range goes up to 25uA with 100nA resolution   The second range goes to 500uA with IuA resolution  The example shows the  display with an old Germanium AC130 transistor which exhibits a collector  leakage current of several pA           AS4002P  User Manual  6    3 2 Faulty semiconductors    Generally  a defective semiconductor  presents one or two junctions short   circuited  In such case  the analyser  would display the affected terminals  and the resistance value of the short        Please note that the analyser will determine a short circuit if the  measured resistance between two terminals is below 50Q for the two  current directions and if the third terminal does not influence the value   The test current for the resistance measurement is about 12mA        3 3 Field Effect Transistors  JFET     With no gate voltage  current flows easily when a voltage is   D applied between the source and drain  This current is called the  Saturation Current  symbolized by the Ips  symbol  The current   N channel flow is modulated by applying a voltage between the gate and  DAMES source terminals  N Channel JFETs require a negative voltage on  G      their gate with respect to their source  the more negativ
9. e the   S voltage  the less current can flow between the drain and source   When the voltage reaches the voltage threshold of the transistor  the drain current becomes zero    D With low drain source voltage  the channel is a gate to source  voltage dependant resistor  linear region   With no gate to source  voltage this resistance is called Rpsoy  Unlike MOSFETs  JFETS   P channel have no insulation layer on the gate  This means that the gate to  G     source resistance is very high if the junction is reverse biased  but    the gate current can rise if the junction is forward biased     S       Unlike other semiconductor testers  the analyser has an original method which  permits the determination of 3 parameters  Vro  Ipss and Rpson    The internal structure of JFETs is essentially symmetrical about the gate terminal   this means that the drain and source are indistinguishable by the unit  However the  analyser will show the drain and source terminals according to the parameter  measurements  The permutation of the drain and source terminals of the JFETs will  not change the pinout displayed  but new parameters will be measured according to  the new configuration  Thus one can verify the symmetry of the transistor by  comparing the values for the two configurations  The three parameters are  displayed successively every 4 seconds     AS4002P  User Manual  7    Threshold voltage measurement    The threshold voltage is negative for N channel JFETs and positive for P channel  
10. ected to the left and  right test clips  The analyser three successive tests on the diode with the results  displayed successively every 5 seconds     The first screen gives the forward    voltage  the pin out and the test current D I ODE lipi 1 z oo lJ    for a limiting resistor of about 4000  K    H H te SIMA  which gives a maximum current around  12mA  The example below shows the first screen for a red LED     AS4002P  User Manual  10       The next screen shows the same  information but with a limiting  resistor of 10kQ  which gives a  maximum current of 800UA  The  same LED connected to the  instrument gives lower forward voltage and current        The last screen shows the leakage  current measurement and the absolute  reverse test voltage  Working  junctions should not introduce any    leakage current  Germanium  junctions can exhibit low leakage current  The example below gives the result for a  base emitter junction of an old OC140 Germanium transistor  This test is useful in  detecting bad junctions which appear correct with other tests  Some special  components like photo diodes can also be checked with this test  The maximum  leakage that the analyser can measure is 25uA  Above this value the display shows             Measurement resolution is 100nA           In order to obtain reliable leakage current values the instrument    should be kept in a dry environment  as humidity can generates parasitic  currents in the surface of the printed circuit board        3 8 D
11. ed        When a component is detected  the first line shows the component type  and up to  two parameters  The second line shows the pinout and  for some components  a  supplementary parameter  For some components the analyzer shows successively  different screens with different parameters  The analysis is done in real time  you  just have to connect the component to the probes and the unit displays in less that  one second the result of the analysis  The backlight of the unit is powered when a  valid component is detected  and powered off when no component is connected   The backlight is powered off also when the component is connected for more than  30 seconds  in order to conserve battery life     3 1 Bipolar transistors    A bipolar transistor  BJT  is a semiconductor device commonly used for  amplification  Physically  a bipolar transistor amplifies current  but it can be  connected in circuits designed to amplify voltage or power  There are two  major types of bipolar transistors  PNP and NPN  The ratio of the collector  current to the base current  called current gain or Hr  is on the order of 100  for most types of BJTs  Bipolar transistors can be fabricated to match with like  devices much better than FETs  making them useful for high precision analog    circuit design  This makes them well suited as components in op amps and  discrete transistor amplifiers where  combined in precisely matched pairs   they form input structures called current mirrors  Some high powe
12. her        AS4002P  User Manual  9    3 6 THYRISTORS  SCR  and TRIACs    Thyristors are switching devices that don   t require any control current once  they are turned on  When a small control pulse of gate current is applied   the SCR conducts only in the forward direction  the same as any  conventional rectifier  When that pulse is removed the thyristor continues to    conduct  assuming a minimum holding current is maintained  Thyristors  operates in only one quadrant  anode and gate positive   Triacs operates in  3 or 4 quadrants  the analyser tests the triac on two quadrants        Sensitive low power thyristors  Silicon Controlled Rectifiers SCRs  and Triacs can  be easily identified and analysed with the AS4002P   Triac operation is very  similar to that of thyristor and can be distinguish from it by the analyser  Thyristor  terminals are the anode  cathode and the gate  For a triac the terminals are MT1   MT2 and gate  displayed T1  T2 and G by the analyser   MT1 is the terminal with  which the gate current is referenced     Here the analyser shows the results  when a TS420 thyristor is under test        Here a MAC97A8 triac is under test        The test currents used by the AS4002P are low   lt 12mA  to eliminate the  possibility of damage to a vast range of component types  Some thyristors and  triacs will not operate at low currents and these types cannot be analysed with  this instrument        3 7 DIODES    The diode  or any semiconductor junction  should be conn
13. r or high  frequency BJTs have an internal diode between collector and emitter  terminals        AS4002P  User Manual  4    The AS4002P Semiconductor Analyser can detect two different kinds of  semiconductors  Germanium or Silicon  The first type are older and are not  common  The analyser can also detect the presence of an internal diode   symbolized by the pictogra s well as a base emitter shunt resistor  All  the parameters are displayed in three different panels  The first panel  displays the Hre  static current gain  of the transistor  The AS4002P can measure  current gain in the range of 5 to 999  The current gain varies according to the  operating condition of the transistor  The polarization of the transistor under test is  not fixed but depends on the actual Hrg value  The collector test current is  displayed for reference  This will be between 1 5mA and 12mA     The unit can also detect low power Darlington transistors  but in this case the  current gain is not displayed  Power Darlington transistors will generally not be  recognized by the analyser  These transistors usually contain a base emitter shunt  resistor which provides an additional path for the base current     The Hr value displayed can be different than the value encountered in a real world  circuit with different values of collector current and collector voltage  The  displayed value is very useful however for comparing transistors of a similar type  for the purposes of gain matching or fault finding  
14. the transistor is off and no  current can flow across the drain to source terminals  An inherent body  diode is present in all enhancement mode MOSFET        AS4002P  User Manual  8    The AS4002P detects that drain source conduction has started when it reaches  about 2mA    The screen gives information about the type of MOSFET detected  the gate source  threshold voltage and the pinout of the transistor  Like bipolar transistors  the test  current is also displayed on the second line     Here the AS4002P shows the results  when a BUZ11A N Channel  MOSFET is under test        Here the AS4002P shows the results  when a IRF9520 N Channel MOSFET  is under test         The maximum gate current is fixed to 0 5uA  In order to obtain  reliable results the instrument should be kept in a dry environment  as  humidity can generate parasitic currents in the surface of the printed  circuit board which can lead to erroneous detection of MOSFETs       3 5 Depletion mode MOSFET    Depletion mode Mosfets are similar to the JFET  except that the gate is  insulated  The transistor is conductive when no voltage is applied to the  gate  and as the n channel jfet the voltage must be below the threshold  voltage in order to turn off the device  The instrument detects only n   channel device  the other one is very rare        Here the instrument shows the   result when a BSS 229 transistor is  connected to the input  Dual gate  transistors like BF961 can be tested  by connecting the two gates toget
15. wo         AS4002P  User Manual  15    Diode forward voltage accuracy  2    20mV    Diode leakage current range 0 0u A ioe 25 0uA 1 6    UJT Ras range 1000     20kQ        UJT Rss accuracy  3    100Q    OT yrange CET Le    Cure    ee     7  Bayiye OOOO VIRE    wo    Cow Banery voltage warning     v      inactivity backlight shutdown      oss      se      we         Between any pairs of test clips    Hr   100  Silicon transistor   Collector emitter voltage of 4 0V   Actual test current depending of threshold voltage  Ip    5 Vro0  1 1kQ  Typical accuracy  Ipss  gt  2mA    Reverse voltage is SV if Ir   OWA  2 5V if IR   25 0UA   Ve   5 0V    SO eS SS    AS4002P  User Manual  16    OrmeLabs SARL  1  All  e des rochers  94045 Cr  teil   FRANCE  Web   www ormelabs com Email   infos  ormelabs com  Tel   33  0  951 23 74 80    AS4002P  User Manual  17    
    
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