+  1 Introduction
 +  2 Start a Power Supply Design
 +  3 Component Finder
 +  4 Project Management
 +  5 Loss Analysis
 +  6 Waveform Analysis
 +  7 Monte Carlo Analysis
 +  8 Loop Analysis
 +  9 Thermal Analysis
 +  10 Life & MTBF Analysis
 +  11 BOM - BOM Builder
 +  12 DVT Reports
 +  13 Magnetic Builder
 +  14 Add Parts
 +  15 Report Builder
 +  16 Harmonic
 +  17 EMI Analysis
 +  18 Component Builder
 +  19 Smart Optimizer
 +  20 General Function in PowerEsim
      21 Troubleshooting
 +  22 PowerEsim Account Management
      23 PowerEsim Terms of use
 +  24 User Interface Practice
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12 DVT Reports Back to top
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12.1 What is DVT report? Back to top
The Design Verification Test (abbreviated DVT) report may be second most important tool as it reports all component stress under user defined situations. Reject, warning or pass will be commended on each component to ensure design quality.



Reject means that a fatal design error is present which must be corrected or fixed.
Warning means there is a cut corner design, and no instant failure will occur.
Pass means that the component is working safe.

12.2 How to start the DVT Report Back to top
Click on "DVT Report" on the left main menu to start DVT Report.


12.3 Introduction to Interface (standalone tool) Back to top
DVT Report can be used as a standalone tool.
Users can add parts separately for this tool by clicking [+Part].
Users can also initialize a design before using DVT Report.
Click the [Topology] button to start a design from Topology.
For more details on starting a design from topology, please refer to Session 2.2.2--Start a Design from Topology.
To start a design via another method, please refer to Session 2.2--Start a power supply design.

After initializing a design, please refer to Session 12.5--Introduction to Interface (with design) for more details on how to use this tool.

  1. Top Bar ---------- Please refer to Session 9.3.7--Top bar
  2. Interface of Test Result ---------- Please refer to Session 12.5.3--Interface of Test Result
  3. 4 Corner Test ---------- Please refer to Session 12.5.2--4 Corners Test


12.4 How to start the DVT Report (with topology) Back to top
Click on "DVT Report" on the left main menu to start DVT Report.


12.5 Introduction to Interface (with design) Back to top
  1. Top bar
  2. 4 Corners Test
  3. Current Condition Test

On this page, the Current Condition Test is shown at the bottom of the interface.

12.5.1 Top bar Back to top
For details on changing operating condition settings and other features in the top bar, please refer to Session 9.3.7--Top bar and REFER9.5.1REFER##.

12.5.2 4 Corners Test Back to top
To enter the 4 Corners Test page, please click the [4 Corners Test] button.

To return to the previous page, click [Current Condition Test].

The 4 Corners Test page has six parts.
  1. Summary Report for 4 Corners Test
  2. Current Condition Test
  3. 4 Corners Test (Vin=L, Io=H)
  4. 4 Corners Test (Vin=H, Io=H)
  5. 4 Corners Test (Vin=L, Io=L)
  6. 4 Corners Test (Vin=H, Io=L)




In the position below, click the test name to jump to the position of the corresponding test result. For more details on the Interface of Test Result, please refer to Session 12.5.3--Interface of Test Result.


12.5.3 Interface of Test Result Back to top
The test has 3 parts.
  1. Test Name and Testing Condition
  2. Circuit Design Verification
  3. Component Verification


12.5.3.1 Test Name and Testing Condition Back to top
The test name and value of testing conditions are shown in this area.

Click [Go To Top] to return to the top of the page.

12.5.3.2 Circuit Design Verification Back to top
The circuit design verification results are shown in the "Result" column.
There are three types of results (Pass, Warning, Reject).
If the result is Warning or Reject, there will be a reason or suggestion appearing in the message column.


12.5.3.3 Component Verification Back to top
  1. Component Information and Verification Result

    There are three types of results (Pass, Warning, Reject).
    If the result is Warning or Reject, there will be a reason or suggestion appearing in the message column.


  2. Change Component Model

    For details, please refer to Session 3--Component Finder.


  3. Component Setting


  4. Change Component List Sorting Order


  5. Click the button, and the list will ordered by that value.




12.5.3.3.1 Component Setting Back to top
Click [setting] in the Component List to enter the component setting page.

The component designator is shown at the top left corner of the Component Setting page.

  1. Component Value Setting
  2. MTBF Factor
  3. Air Flow


12.5.3.3.1.1 Component Value Setting Back to top
To enable the gray input box for inputting a new value, check the [Yes] box and then input the new value.

Click the check box at the bottom to enable Optimization and Monte Carlo Analysis.


12.5.3.3.1.2 MTBF Factor Back to top
Users can change the setting for MTBF Analysis.


12.5.3.3.1.3 Air Flow Back to top
Users can modify the air flow for all sides.

Enable [Apply to ALL components] to change the air flow settings of all components with this set of values.

Click [Apply to All sides] to change all sides with the value of the left side.

Change the unit in the Unit combo box.