This procedure verifies the logic โ physics transition
by direct electrical measurement.
If it cannot be measured,
it does not yet exist in the physical system.
Apply power carefully using a bench supply or probes:
โ ๏ธ A current-limited supply is recommended for first power-on.
With power applied:
+5V โ R1 โ D1 โ GND
This confirms the existence of a physical ON state,
independent of logic or firmware.
Measure using a multimeter or probe:
| ๐ Point | ๐ Expected Value |
|---|---|
| ๐ Supply | 5.0 V |
| ๐ TP1 | ~1.8โ2.2 V (LED Vf) |
| ๐งฎ Current | ~3โ5 mA (with 1 kฮฉ) |
Values are typical, not specifications.
โ LED OFF
โ ๐ Verify LED polarity
โ 0 V at TP1
โ ๐ Open trace or solder joint issue
โ Full 5.0 V at TP1
โ ๐ LED reversed or not soldered
These checks rely only on measurement,
not interpretation, firmware, or intent.
This section verifies the logicalโphysical boundary behavior
defined in v1.
Here, logic does not control the system โ
it only asserts a voltage level at the boundary.
LOGIC_OUT| ID | Node | Condition | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| TP-01 | VCC | Power ON | 5.0 V ยฑ5% |
| TP-02 | LOGIC_OUT | Logic = High | 3.3โ5.0 V |
| TP-03 | LED_NODE | LOGIC_OUT = High | Vf = 1.8โ2.2 V |
| TP-04 | LED Current | LOGIC_OUT = High | 5โ10 mA |
This table is normative for v1.
LOGIC_OUTLOGIC_OUT = LowPassing these checks confirms that:
Logical intent is faithfully translated
into physical voltage and current.
This procedure verifies reality, not correctness.
Only VโI existence and observability are validated.