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The purpose of open-load detection is to detect a bad contact of a connector or a broken wire in a wire harness connected to an electronic control unit (ECU).
There are two major types of open-load detection:
Most of Toshiba’s IPDs for high-side applications use the above type 1 to detect an open load by monitoring the output terminal voltage while the output transistor is off.
The value of the resistor for open-load detection in this circuit is calculated as follows:
When the load resistance exceeds the programmed value, the diagnostic output terminal is driven High to signal an open load (i.e., broken wire).