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Review reports

One report per variant: the document an engineer signs. Click a constant to see its derivation, sources, and generated C code. Print for a sign-off copy.

VariantProductBoardTargetResultScenario
fa10507FA10507rev AF28004xall gates passFA10507 (1500 VA) on control board rev A, F28004x-class target
fa10449FA10449rev AF28004xall gates passFA10449 (650 VA) on control board rev A, F28004x-class target
fa10434FA10434rev AF28004xall gates passFA10434 (800 VA) on control board rev A, F28004x-class target
fa10507_f2803xFA10507rev AF2803xall gates passFA10507 (1500 VA) on control board rev A, legacy F2803x-class target (IQ20)
fa10507_revBFA10507rev BF28004x3 failure(s), nothing writtenFA10507 (1500 VA) on control board rev B (alternate current-sense amplifier)

Board rev B shows the alternate-component story: the replacement current-sense amplifier has twice the gain, so the 1500 VA unit's hardware peak-current limit no longer fits the sensor's range. The tool refuses to generate and says why. The same board is fine for the 650 VA unit.