Schematic Diagrams

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Philips Plasma display FM23 - main digital board circuit diagram - 2

Scaler clock generator, PW scaler and memory, back end EPLD, Back end LVDS output, Audio source selection, Audio processor, Audio delay line

Scaler clock generator

PW Scaler and memory

Back end EPLD

Back end LVDS output

Audio source selection

Audio processor

Audio delay line

Philips FM 23 - Plasma Display - Main board Schematic -1

Sync selection and source selection, Video selection and matrix, Video selection ADC, Video selection decoder, VGA input, Control functions-1 & 2

Sync Selection and Source Selection

Video selection and matrix

Video selection ADC

Video selection decoder

VGA input

Control functions-1

Control functions-2

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Saturday, March 5, 2016

AOC AL512 – AOC AL513 – 15 Inch TFT LCD monitor – Circuit diagram

DC-DC CONVERTER
This block provides adjustable output voltages of 9.2V, -6V, 18V and 3 to 4V for the panel. It consists of a Q114 transistor and power switch IC I108 (AIC 1526-1). When DC_ EN signal is high, then Q114 is activated and send one signal to activate I108. At this time I108 will send 200KHz 12V PWM to Q106, Which is connected with L111, Q106, D203 and C308, to boost 5V to 9.2V. And I108 offers the adjustable voltage of 3V to 4V. By sending out pulses from pin 2 and pin 16 of I108 to double voltage circuit consisting of C301, D201, D202 and C303, leaner regulator with Q105, would output –6V, 18V output id created, according to the rule of –6V creation.

Inverter
In order to drive the CCFLs embedded in the panel module; there is a ROYER inverter to convert to convert the input 12V up to hundreds of AC voltage output. The inverter is formed by symmetric, in order to drive the separate lamp modules.
The input stage consists of a PWM controller, buck choke, and switching MOSFET to convert DC input into AC output. The output stage consists of a tuning capacitor, transformer, push-pull transistor pair to boost ac output up to hundreds of voltage. And one resister is serial to lamp for output current feedback. A 5-pin connector is the only interface to control the inverter. Pin 1 is 12V input, Pin 2/4 is the returns, pin3 is the control of output current, and pin 5 is the enable/disable control.

Audio Output

DC-DC converter

Panel Power

MCU

MVZ

Scalaring controller
MascotV scalar is a highly integrated solution that combines a high performance ADC with an advanced image processing controller. Using advanced image scaling algorithms, Mascot V has intelligently adaptive sub-algorithms that will automatically optimize the display quality for different images – the text is sharper and the graphics is smoother. The built-in analog interface includes a 160Mhz, 8-bit 3-channel ADC, preamplifier, and VGA, allowing seamless support to resolutions from VGA to XGA. MascotV also offers other integrated functions such as an internal OSD that supports all languages, and build-in line buffers that allows support to a wide range of LCD panels. The scalar implements four advanced display technologies:
1. Sampling RGB input signals by fully integrated triple-channel ADC, PLL, and pre-amplifier
2. Automatically calibrate for vertical and horizontal alignment to center display and phase calibration
3. High-quality advanced scaling: Enhanced and adaptive scaling algorithm for optimal image quality
4. One and two pixels per clock panel support: Up to 24 bits per pixel.
The panel interface consists of 48-bit panel data bus, Start Pulse(STH1) and Clock (CLKH), Polarity(POL)/Latch pulse(LP) for source driver IC, Start pulse(STV1) and Clock(CLKV) for gate driver IC, and Data inversion control(HMSO/HMSE) for odd/even pixel bus and the power supply (+3.2V, +3.45V<adjustable>,+9.2V, +18Vand-6V) for panel driver IC use.

Friday, March 4, 2016

Profolio PT100 – 100Hz CTV – Circuit diagram

ICs used: TDA4470 – TCDT1101G – TDA16846 – TDA6920 – MSP3411G – 74HCT86 – STU9379AF – TPU3050 – A42L2604 – TL7705 – CCU3000 – 27C2001 – TDA6111Q - VPC3230D – SDA9589X – MSM54V12222A – CTT5520E

CRT base card

POWER INPUT

PIP

MAIN BOARD

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Thursday, March 3, 2016

Nad C 541i COMPACT DISC PLAYER – Circuit Diagram

PRECAUTIONS FOR CHECKING BEAM EMISSION
The laser beam of this unit is focused on the reflecting surface of the objective lens in the optical system block. Therefore, keep your eyes at least 12 inches (30 cm) away from the objective lens when the laser diode is ON. (Operation Check Method for Laser Diode and Focus Search Function.)
When the POWER switch is turned ON after the chucking plate is removed, observe the objective lens and confirm that the following operations are performed properly.
(The optical system should be at the lead-in area position when it is checked at this time.)
(1) The laser should be at the innermost position after the chucking plate is removed.
(2) The diffused light of the laser beam can be seen when the POWER switch is turned ON.
(3) Vertical (up and down) movement of the objective lens (2 or 3 times) will take place.

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Main board

MCU

Display

RF amplifier

Amplifier

Power

Wiring

Exploded view

When removing the pick-up assembly, short circuit the PCB tracks on the optical block as show in the drawing in order to protect the pick-up before removal.

NOTE: Replacement pick-up assemblies are supplied with the PCB pattern already protected.

DO NOT REMOVE THE SHORT CIRCUITS UNTIL YOU HAVE FINISHED FITTING THE PICK-UP.

Laser diodes are extremely susceptible to damage from static electricity. Even if a static discharge does not ruin the diode, it can shorten its life or cause it to work improperly. When replacing the pick-up, use a conductive mat, a grounded soldering iron, and so on, to protect the laser diode from static damage.