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This Service Manual was exactly what I needed to repair my Philips TV. The purchase was convenient and I received the manual at the same day I paid for it.
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Very helpful and complete manual. Maybe only one negative is schematics have sometimes unreadable name of the parts. But it's not a big problem.
Model 140A
Section IV Paragraphs 4-18 to 4-25
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Figure 4-3. High-Voltage Power Supply Block Diagram
the transistor is off. Brea :downdiode CR202 reduces the output impedance, and provides temperature compensation for the circuit. Voltage divider R207/ R208 reduces the 10-volt output to 1 volt. Both 10volt and 1-volt outputs a r e available on the front panel of the Model 140A.
4-18. HIGH-VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY.
4-19. Figure 4-3 is a block diagram of the high voltage power supply. The output of a regulated transistor oscillator is stepped up in voltage and applied to a s e r i e s of high-voltage rectifiers. The positive output of the voltage doubler is connected to the post-accelerator of the CRT. The negative outof the CRT put voltages a r e used in the gun assembly and its associated controls. The Z - A X I S INPUT can be used to apply an intensity modulating signal to the cathode of the CRT. 4-20. Figure 5-8 is schematic diagram of the highvoltage power supply, including the CRT. Oscillator Q302 operates at a frequency of about 32 kc. Any change in the output voltage is applied to the grid of V301, which converts the voltage change to a current change. This current change is applied by emitter follower Q301 to the base of the oscillator transistor. The amplitude of oscillations is changed in such direction a s to oppose the original output voltage change. High Voltage Adjust R319 s e t s the amplitude of oscillation to produce the correct output voltage.
4-22. Two separate negative supr ies a r e usel , one for the control grid o f t h e CRT,- and one to provide CRT cathode and focusing voltages. Both supplies use half-wave rectifiers (V304 and V305). The unblanking gate from the horizontal plug-ins (via pin 1, J 2 ) is applied to the return side of the grid supply, and changes the negative grid voltage by about +50 volts to unblank the trace. A positive pulse of about 20 volts will blank the trace when applied to Z-AXIS INPUT. When Z-AXIS INPUT is not used, S301 is set to INT to receive chopped blanking from a dualtrace plug-in. 4-22. The voltage doubler circuit (V302/V303) provides the 5-kc post-accelerating voltage required by the CRT. 4-23. The ASTIGMATISM adjustment (R341) affects the roundness of the spot, and the Geometry adjustment (R343) is used to optimize pattern shape.
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4-24. TRACE ALIGN.
4-25. Trace-aligning coil L302 is located around the CRT near its screen. Adjustment of Trace Align R350A/B varies the magnitude and direction of current through the coil, which has the effect of rotating the trace. In this way the trace is brought into alignment with the CRT graticule.
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