Technology of Q 2500 colour TV set
Technology of Q 2500 colour TV set
Technology of Q 2500 colour TV set
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<strong>Technology</strong> <strong>of</strong> Q <strong>2500</strong> <strong>colour</strong> <strong>TV</strong> <strong>set</strong>It is conceivable that the essentially higheremitter currents (IE max. = 4.5 A) will invokeenormous "flooding" <strong>of</strong> charge carriers in theN-P- and P-N-transitions <strong>of</strong> the semiconductor.In order to guarantee rapid switchingbehaviour and to ensure rapid discharge<strong>of</strong> the charge carriers in the base zone, thebase control is correspondingly low resistance.32“/16:9/RF c.r.t.s, 142V at 21,24,28“/4:3 and136 V for all other c.r.t.s. The exact controland switching rhythm during a line period correspondsto the principle <strong>of</strong> the switchedresonant circuit. For this the line switchingtransistor operates via its three operating conditions- conduction, inverse conduction andblocked – in such a way that the charge anddischarge procedures <strong>of</strong> the collector capacityC 531 and inductivity T 531 determine theexact trace and flyback intervals.Screen+ II Abl.0- I+UU CE0- UTrace1st partInverseoperationTrace2nd partNormaloperationSwitchingtransistortOnly during the horizontal flyback time isQ 534 blocked for 6 µs. By charging the operatingvoltage the capacitor <strong>of</strong> the parallel resonancecircuit C 531 forms the positive halfwave <strong>of</strong> a sinusoidal oscillation. C 531 andT 531 are dimensioned in such a way thatthey create horizontal flyback pulses. Thenatural desire <strong>of</strong> a parallel resonance circuit toconvert the stored charge in the capacitor intoinductance as magnetic energy leads to reversal<strong>of</strong> polarity <strong>of</strong> the current.Normally the negative component <strong>of</strong> the sinosoidaloscillation is felt on the collector <strong>of</strong>Q 534. This attempt is however prevented bythe collector-base diode path <strong>of</strong> Q 534.On reaching the start up voltage the diodepath becomes conductive and cuts the negativecomponents. In these cases the E/Wmodulator diodes support this function,whereby in the switching transistor the powerdissipation <strong>of</strong> the transistors is reducedIn this respect it must be mentioned that thecontrol pulses are specially formed for thedual functionality <strong>of</strong> Q 534 normal and inverseoperation. In principle the trace relationship <strong>of</strong>the base control <strong>of</strong> 6 µs flyback and 26 µstrace time is changed to 14 µs flyback and18 µs trace time. In this way it is possible, toprocess unavoidable production dispersion <strong>of</strong>the driver transformer. By means <strong>of</strong> promptcontrol the switching transistor has sufficienttime to prepare for the following operationalphase.The horizontal deflection pulses are detacheddirectly from the collector <strong>of</strong> the switchingtransistor on the parallel deflection winding.Between the base point <strong>of</strong> the horizontal deflectorand the E/W diode modulator theeast/west correction information is coupled inaccordance with the dual generator principle.This procedure is almost non-reactive withrespect to the primary winding <strong>of</strong> the highvoltage transducer.The operating voltage <strong>of</strong> the horizontal outputstage is taken from the switch mode powersupply and is 146 V for 33“/4:3 andDocument Q <strong>2500</strong> 24 © Loewe ProCollege