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Bench characterization fixture for the San Ace 9GA0424P3J001 fan, driven by the fan-characterization experiment profile (PR #8). Not JumpJet production hardware; it defines no JumpJet GPIO, threshold, startup duty, stall limit, or safety policy. - One-sheet KiCad 9 schematic: controller link, open-drain PWM stage (NTR4003NT1G, signal interface only), jumpered tach pull-up and protected GPIO path, 24 V supply with TBD fuse holder and current-measurement link, and a single ground star between FAN_GND and signal GND. - Rev 0 defaults JP1-JP4 open, JP5 fitted. GPIO6/GPIO7 are an N8R8 bench overlay only. Configured PPR stays 0 and the tach internal pull-up off. - Fan facts from drawing 9GA0424P3J001 Rev C and sensor spec 9D0001H202: 25 kHz specified control frequency, open = 100 % speed, 0 % = stopped, control source current <= 2 mA; tach open collector, VCE <= 27.6 V, IC <= 5 mA, VCE(sat) <= 0.8 V. - Tach series resistor is 22k, limiting back-power to about 1.2 mA if the tach lead is faulted to 26.4 V; 3V3 must be up before JP3/JP4 close and before fan power. - The schematic is generated from generator/fixture.py. verify.sh, in a pinned kicad/kicad:9.0 image, checks byte-for-byte reproduction, a clean ERC (0 errors, 0 warnings), and the extracted netlist against both fixture.py and a hand-maintained expected-nets.txt, plus jumper defaults. - README records the BOM, calculations, and remaining specimen checks; BRINGUP.md gives the first-power procedure. The FR120N module stays out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cs2EQ9xXzNKmce52X1dF3F
- BRINGUP step 5: replace shorting FAN_PWM_RAW through a DMM current input with a controlled low-state measurement. Keep JP2 open, measure the open voltage first, stop if it exceeds 5.25 V or the lead identity is unestablished, then load TP6 with a temporary 100 ohm 1 % >= 0.5 W resistor, read its voltage (about 0.200 V at the 2 mA maximum, below the 0.4 V LOW threshold) and derive I = V / 100 ohm. - README: add References with the Sanyo Denki 9GA0424P3J001 Rev C drawing (hosted by Digi-Key), the 9D0001H202 sensor specification (LCSC mirror) and the onsemi NTR4003N datasheet. All three hosts were blocked from the preparing environment, so nothing was re-verified and the Q1 values stay provisional. - README: state plainly that Q1 is not rated for FAN_PWM_RAW on FAN_24V. No schematic, value or generator change; verify.sh reproduces the schematic byte for byte, ERC is clean and all 17 nets match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Cs2EQ9xXzNKmce52X1dF3F
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- Around line 16-17: Align the controller 3V3 back-power rule with the bring-up
sequence: if it applies only to the tach path, limit the requirement to powering
3V3 before closing JP3 or JP4; otherwise, move the 3V3 step before Step 4, which
applies fan power.
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Back-power rule. The rule said controller 3V3 had to be on before fan power, but bring-up step 4 powers the fan before step 6 powers 3V3. The schematic only lets a fan lead reach the 3V3 rail through JP3 (R3) or JP4 (R4, D1): FAN_TACH_RAW connects to J3.4, JP3, JP4 and TP8 and nothing else. The rule now says what that topology needs: 3V3 on before JP3 or JP4 closes, and kept on while either is closed and fan power is on; before removing 3V3, turn fan power off or open JP3 and JP4. Fan power with both jumpers open needs no 3V3. BRINGUP.md, the README and the sheet note say the same thing, and the schematic, PDF and SVG are regenerated for the note. Step 7 power-cycles the controller while step 6 has left JP3 closed, so it now opens JP3 for the power cycle. sexp.parse. q() writes backslash, quote and newline escapes but parse() decoded only the first two, with order-dependent chained replace() calls. A single-pass decoder now reverses all three and keeps any other escape as written. No current library symbol uses \n, so the generated schematic is unchanged by this. New host tests round-trip plain text, quotes, backslashes, newlines and an unknown escape. verify.sh. The validation directory is no longer chmod 777: the container already runs as the caller's uid and gid, so mktemp's private 0700 directory is writable to it. Check mode mounts the fixture read-only; --update keeps it writable to copy regenerated files back.
…sexp verify.sh --update copied the regenerated .kicad_sch and .kicad_pro into the fixture before ERC and the netlist check ran, so a failed check left the repository holding an unvalidated schematic. Every check now runs on the generated copy in /out/gen: in check mode it has just been compared byte for byte with the checked-in files, and in update mode it is what will be installed. The .kicad_sch, .kicad_pro, .pdf and .svg are copied into the fixture in one step, only after ERC, the netlist and jumper check and both exports have passed. Check mode still never writes the fixture, which stays mounted read-only. A run with a regenerated schematic and a deliberately broken expected-nets.txt now exits 1 and leaves all four fixture files byte identical; the previous script, given the same failure, had already replaced the .kicad_sch. A host test pins the order and the mount and permission settings, since CI has no Docker. BRINGUP step 7.1 said "with the controller still off J1", which could be read as 3V3 removed while JP3 is closed. It now says 3V3 stays on from step 6 and only the PWM connection (J1.1, JP1) waits until item 5. sexp.py gains docstrings covering the supported S-expression subset, escape handling and its round-trip limit, library lookup failures, pin extraction and symbol-inheritance flattening. A test pins that an unknown escape is kept by parse() but re-escaped by dump().
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🟠 Major · Connect the fixture's 3V3 and ground before closing JP3. · BRINGUP.md:98-99
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winConnect the fixture's 3V3 and ground before closing JP3.
The starting state leaves J1 disconnected. Step 6 powers the controller, but the procedure does not wire J1 until step 7, item 5. Following that order leaves the fixture's
3V3net disconnected when JP3 closes. R3 then has no powered pull-up, so the step 6 tach measurements cannot establish the required high level.Explicitly connect J1.3 to controller 3V3 and J1.4 to controller ground before step 6. Keep J1.1 unwired and JP1 open until step 7, item 5.
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- Around line 98-99: Update the bring-up procedure in BRINGUP.md so J1.3 is
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The starting state leaves the controller off J1, and step 6 only said to power the controller's 3V3 "even if J1 is not yet fully wired". Nothing connected J1.3 and J1.4, so when JP3 closed the R3 pull-up had no live 3V3 rail: the tach high-level measurement was meaningless and the back-power rule protected nothing. Step 6.1 now connects J1.3 to controller 3V3 and J1.4 to controller GND before any tach jumper closes, and keeps J1.1 (MCU_PWM) and J1.2 (TACH_GPIO) unwired with JP1 open until step 7, item 5, which now names the two pins it wires. The electrical sequence is otherwise unchanged.
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The fixture still described its controller wiring as an N8R8 breakout overlay, with reasoning about a CH343P board and the ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1. The provisional Rev 0 controller is now the N16R8 on Lonely Binary's carrier, as PR #8's docs/TARGET_N16R8.md records: GPIO6 gate, CONFIG_DB_FAN_GATE_SINK_LEVEL=1, GPIO7 tach, PPR 0 (unknown). The J1 mapping and sdkconfig lines are unchanged; only the board they belong to and the reasoning about it change. The README overlay table, the BRINGUP flash step and the sheet note now name the N16R8, and the README gives its build overlay chain. The DevKitC/CH343P paragraph is replaced by what Lonely Binary's map shows for GPIO6/7, and GPIO48 joins the reserved-pin list. The claims that GPIO6 has no pull at reset and that its power-up glitch is low were never checked against the ESP32-S3 datasheet here, so both are now marked unverified, in the README and on the sheet. A validation boundary states what the N16R8 has shown (baseline validated, fan-characterization image booted, static GPIO6 levels with nothing attached) and what it has not (fixture, external stage, tach path, 25 kHz waveform; PPR unknown). The pins remain DragonBench bench-fixture assignments, not JumpJet GPIOs. The schematic, PDF and SVG are regenerated for the note text only.
The README's released-state heading listed "GPIO Hi-Z, reset, flashing, or unpowered", the BOM said R2 holds Q1 off through reset, and the sheet note did the same while also calling GPIO6's reset pull unverified. What GPIO6 does during reset, early boot and flashing is not known: its reset pull has not been checked against the ESP32-S3 datasheet and those phases have not been instrumented. The wording now separates what R2 is there to do (hold the gate low whenever GPIO6 is undriven), what the pin might do during reset (unknown; the 0.6 V figure is what an assumed ~45 kOhm pull-up would give), what has been observed (0 V on a DMM at idle, after runs and after a reset, with firmware running and nothing attached), and what bring-up still has to show at TP4/TP6. The schematic, PDF and SVG are regenerated for the note text only.
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Bench characterization hardware for the San Ace
9GA0424P3J001fan, not JumpJet production hardware. It defines none of JumpJet's GPIOs, thresholds, startup duty, stall limits or safety policy.What's added
Everything is new files under
hardware/fan-characterization-fixture/, plus two host tests undertests/.MCU_PWM,TACH_GPIO,3V3,GND). The controller wiring is a local overlay, not part of the fixture.FAN_GNDand signalGNDat the bench-supply terminal.FAN_24V/FAN_GND/FAN_PWM_RAW/FAN_TACH_RAW). The fan's physical wire order is not assumed.generator/fixture.pyholds all design data andbuild_schematic.pywrites the schematic from it, deterministically.expected-nets.txtis a hand-maintained connectivity list, independent offixture.py.verify.sh: see below.README.md: BOM with a status for every part, calculations, the tach back-power decision, manufacturer facts with their source, and the specimen checks still open.BRINGUP.md: the minimum safe first-power procedure.Controller overlay (provisional Rev 0)
The Rev 0 controller is the ESP32-S3 N16R8 on Lonely Binary's carrier, as recorded in #8's
docs/TARGET_N16R8.md:MCU_PWMTACH_GPIO3V3GNDCONFIG_DB_FAN_GATE_SINK_LEVEL=1(GPIO high turns Q1 on and pulls the fan control line low), internal tach pull-up off,CONFIG_DB_FAN_TACH_PPR=0(unknown). These are DragonBench bench-fixture assignments, not JumpJet GPIOs.Gate release. R2 is there to hold the gate low whenever GPIO6 is undriven. What GPIO6 does during reset, early boot and flashing is not known: its reset-state pull has not been checked against the ESP32-S3 datasheet, and those phases have not been instrumented. Bring-up checks TP4 through reset, flashing and a controller power cycle.
Tach back-power rule
The tach output is open collector, so only a fault (the sensor lead on the 24 V supply) can back-power 3.3 V. At 26.4 V the clamp path injects ≤ 1.2 mA (R4 was raised from 4.7 kΩ to 22 kΩ for this) and the JP3 pull-up path ≤ 2.7 mA. The only way from a fan lead to the 3V3 rail is the raw tach through JP3 or JP4, so the rule is scoped to those jumpers:
The rule is on the sheet, in the README and in BRINGUP.md.
Bring-up sequencing (BRINGUP.md)
Leads identified and PSU polarity checked before any 24 V; fan power first with signal leads insulated; open-circuit and low-state current check of the control lead before JP2 closes; then the raw tach. Before JP3 first closes, J1.3 is connected to controller 3V3 and J1.4 to controller GND. J1.1 (
MCU_PWM) and J1.2 (TACH_GPIO) stay unwired, with JP1 open, until the PWM stage has been checked with a signal generator. JP3 is opened around the controller power cycle, and JP4 closes last.verify.sh
Runs in the pinned
kicad/kicad:9.0@sha256:e638b79b…image (KiCad 9.0.9) with--network none, as the caller's UID/GID.mktemp -ddirectory (0700); nochmod 777./out/gen. In check mode it must match the committed.kicad_sch/.kicad_probyte for byte, and the fixture directory is mounted read-only./out/gen: ERC with--severity-allmust report 0 errors and 0 warnings, the extracted netlist must match bothfixture.pyandexpected-nets.txt, and the jumper defaults must be as above. The PDF and SVG are exported from the same file.--updatecopies the.kicad_sch,.kicad_pro,.pdfand.svginto the fixture only after every check has passed. A deliberately brokenexpected-nets.txtwith a regenerated schematic makes--updateexit 1 and leaves all four files byte-identical.verify.shneeds Docker, so it does not run in CI. Host tests do:tests/test_fixture_sexp.pycovers the S-expression escape handling and round trip, andtests/test_fixture_verify_script.pychecksverify.sh's copy-back ordering, read-only mount, private output directory and network isolation.Fan facts from the manufacturer documents
Source: drawing
9GA0424P3J001Rev C and sensor spec9D0001H202. The values were transcribed from those documents; the documents themselves are not in the repo.CONFIG_DB_FAN_TACH_PPRstays 0 (unknown) until an optical RPM check on the specimen.Key calculations
FR120N module
The FR120N module stays out of this fixture. It is original Jetpack power-switch hardware whose topology is not verified well enough for this control line. It is reserved for later power/heater characterization and is not to be modified or destructively tested.
Validation status
Done:
fixture.pyandexpected-nets.txt, with the jumper defaults checked.verify.sh --updateleaves the fixture unchanged when a check fails (demonstrated with an induced netlist failure).verify.shordering and hardening pass.Not validated:
verify.sh. The checks are designed to compare regenerated files, run ERC, compare extracted connectivity, and check jumper defaults.BRINGUP.mdwith staged checks for fan leads, supply polarity, PWM voltage and current, raw tach behavior, and controller connections. It sets tach PPR to 0 until independent specimen evidence supports a value. Fuse selection remains pending startup and locked-rotor current measurements.verify.shvalidation ordering and copy-back safeguards. The tests do not establish that the Docker/KiCad verification ran.Validation / Remaining gaps
--update. It also reports host tests and limited physical checks on one N16R8 board. These are reported results, not independently confirmed here.#8and should not merge before#8; it must be retargeted tomainafter#8merges.