Power Supply - Philips PM2521 Service Manual

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56
1.4.6.
Display section
The
display section of
the
PM2521
contains three L.C.D.
interface
circuits.
Each
chip
is
driven
by
the
common
serial
data input
signal
and
synchronised clock
signal,
but
is
separately
enabled.
Internally, a
bus
control
circuit verifies
and
accepts these
inputs,
decodes
them
and
sets
the data
in
a
shift
register.
After acceptance, the
data
is
latched
and
the
20
bits
are transferred to
the
display
segment
outputs.
The 58
segments
that
comprise
the
total
display capability are distributed
between
the three
interface
chips.
INTERFACE
DISPLAY
Fig.
40.
Display
interface
1.4.7.
Power
supply
The power
supply
unit consists
of
a
transformer,
rectifiers
and
a
stabilizing
section for the
rectified voltages.
The
voltages used
are:
1.
-
5V
logic
1
2.
-
10V
logic
0
3.
-
5VR
special relay
voltage
4.
+
10V
1
I
stabilized
voltages
5.
+
10'V
J
6.
+
VR
1
t
1
non-stabilized voltages
+12V
and
7.
VR
j
The +10V, +10'V
is
made
with
a
+5V
regulator
A801
and
a
zener diode
V855
in
series.
NOTE:
It
is
also
possible that
a
+10V
regulator
may
be used
and
instead
of
the
zener diode
V855
is
then
replaced
by
a wire
link.
By means
of
an operational amplifier
A802
the
+10V
is
converted
into
—10V.
The
— 5V
is
made
with the
stabilization circuit
V801,
V802
and
V852.
Because
of the high current
which
flows to the
components
a
Darlington
transistor
V803
is
used.
Unwanted
oscillation
is
prevented
by
C809
and
L801.

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