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Current Protection Circuit 2
Current Protection Circuit 2
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Sound_VCC Protection
During normal operation, the 24 volt output of the P board biases the transistor Q7208 into conduction,
causing its collector to become low. The low at the collector of Q7208 causes the transistor Q7214 to turn off. When
the PANEL_MAIN_ON command (high) is issued Q7212 turns on. Consequently Q7225 turns off, and IC7215 goes
into conduction to provide the SOUND_15V output.
When the 24 drops below the reverse breakdown voltage of D7206, Q7208 turns off, Q7214 turns on to
ground the PANEL_MAIN_ON voltage. Q7212 turns off and Q7225 turns on. IC7215 ceases to operate and the
Sound_VCC is no longer output.
During normal operation, the anode of D7469 receives 5V and the junction of D7469, D7470, R7486,
and R7492 receives 12V. Due to this condition, the transistor Q7210 remains off. If the SOUND_15V line becomes
shorted, diode D7469 goes into conduction to turn Q7210 on. Consequently Q7210 outputs a high to shut down the
unit.
Panel_VCC Protection
During normal operation, the 24 volt output of the P board biases the transistor Q7208 into conduction,
causing its collector to become low. The low at the collector of Q7208 causes the transistor Q7508 to turn off. When
the PANEL_VCC_ON command (high) is issued, Q7702 turns on. Consequently Q7701 turns off, and IC7212 goes
into conduction to provide the PANEL_12V output.
When the 24 drops below the reverse breakdown voltage of D7206, Q7208 turns off, Q7508 turns on to
ground the PANEL_VCC_ON voltage. Q7702 turns off, and Q7701 turns on. IC7212 ceases to operate and the
Panel_VCC is no longer output.
During normal operation, the anode of D7472 receives 5V and the junction of D7472, D7473, R7493,
and R7488 receives 12V. Due to this condition, the transistor Q7210 remains off. If the Panel_12V line becomes
shorted, diode D7472 goes into conduction to turn Q7210 on. Consequently Q7210 outputs a high to shut down the
unit.
When the unit is turned on, the TV_Main_On command (high) of IC1100 biases the transistor Q7212 into
operation, causing its collector to become “low”. The low at the collector of Q7212 causes the transistors Q7225 to
turn off. As a result, IC7215 goes into operation to provide the Sound_15V output.
Summary of Contents for TC-32LX85 Operating Manual (English
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Page 15: ...P Board P Board Main Power Board Main Power Board 15 T801 D821 ...
Page 17: ...Main MPU Power On Commands Main MPU Power On Commands 17 ...
Page 19: ...Standby Operation Standby Operation 19 ...
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Page 25: ...Video Process Block Diagram Video Process Block Diagram 25 ...
Page 27: ...Audio Process Block Diagram Audio Process Block Diagram 27 ...
Page 29: ...MPU SOS Inputs and Blink Codes MPU SOS Inputs and Blink Codes 29 ...
Page 31: ...Over Over Current Protection Circuit Current Protection Circuit 31 ...
Page 33: ...Over Over Current Protection Circuit 2 Current Protection Circuit 2 33 ...
Page 35: ...35 Power LED Timing Table ...
Page 36: ...36 Power LED Timing Table ...
Page 39: ...39 Check Point A Board ...
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Page 63: ...2008 LCD Television Models TC 37LZ85U TC32LX85 LCD Display Television Technical Guide 63 ...
Page 69: ...TC37LZ85 Signal Circuit Block Diagram TC37LZ85 Signal Circuit Block Diagram 69 ...
Page 71: ...TC32LX85 Signal Circuit Block Diagram TC32LX85 Signal Circuit Block Diagram 71 ...
Page 73: ...TC37LZ85 Audio Circuit Block Diagram TC37LZ85 Audio Circuit Block Diagram 73 ...
Page 75: ...TC32LX85 Audio Circuit Block Diagram TC32LX85 Audio Circuit Block Diagram 75 ...
Page 77: ...Power Supply Overview Power Supply Overview 77 ...
Page 78: ...TC TC 37LZ85 Power Supply Description 37LZ85 Power Supply Description 78 ...
Page 80: ...Self Self Check and Reset Function Check and Reset Function 80 ...
Page 81: ...SOS and Power LED Indication SOS and Power LED Indication 81 ...
Page 106: ...Internal Pattern Generator 1 Internal Pattern Generator 1 106 ...
Page 107: ...Internal Pattern Generator 2 Internal Pattern Generator 2 107 ...
Page 108: ...Internal Pattern Generator 3 Internal Pattern Generator 3 108 ...
Page 109: ...Copy data to SD card 1 Copy data to SD card 1 109 ...
Page 110: ...Copy data to SD card 2 Copy data to SD card 2 110 ...
Page 111: ...Copy data to SD card 3 Copy data to SD card 3 111 ...
Page 112: ...Copy data to SD card 4 Copy data to SD card 4 112 ...
Page 113: ...Copy data to SD card 5 Copy data to SD card 5 113 ...
Page 114: ...Copy data to SD card 6 Copy data to SD card 6 114 ...
Page 115: ...Copy Data from the SD Card to the TV 1 Copy Data from the SD Card to the TV 1 115 ...
Page 116: ...Copy Data from the SD Card to the TV 2 Copy Data from the SD Card to the TV 2 116 ...
Page 117: ...Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 1 Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 1 117 ...
Page 118: ...Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 2 Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 2 118 ...
Page 119: ...Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 3 Copy Self Check Data to the SD Card 3 119 ...
Page 120: ...Local Maintenance 1 Local Maintenance 1 120 ...
Page 121: ...Local Maintenance 2 Local Maintenance 2 121 ...
Page 122: ...Local Maintenance 3 Local Maintenance 3 122 ...
Page 123: ...Local Maintenance 4 Local Maintenance 4 123 ...
Page 124: ...Local Maintenance 5 Local Maintenance 5 124 ...
Page 125: ...Local Maintenance 6 Local Maintenance 6 125 ...
Page 126: ...Local Maintenance 7 Local Maintenance 7 126 ...
Page 127: ...Local Maintenance 8 Local Maintenance 8 127 ...
Page 128: ...Picture Refresh Mode Picture Refresh Mode 128 ...