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P M 3 3 9 4 , F L U K E & P H I L I P S
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ch3
ch2
ch1
CH1!20.0 V=
CH2! 100 V=
CH3!10.0 V= STOP
CH4!50.0 V= ALT MTB5.00us- 1.06dv ch2-
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Waveform Conv – IC5003 In/Out
Name
Location
Voltage/div
Channel 1
Input drive
IC5003/pin 10
12Vp-p
Channel 2
High drive
Q5012/gate
160Vp-p
Channel 3
Low drive
Q5013/gate
12Vp-p
Channel 4
Output
Q5013/drain
150Vp-p
Time base
5usec/div
Regulation
+5V is returned to the oscillator stage for regulation. The +5V output is
applied to error regulator IC5008/pin 1. Internally the +5V input is com-
pared to a reference and its difference (error) is output from IC5008/pin 4
to PH5003/pin 2. This photocoupler couples the error voltage signal from
the cold to hot ground into IC5004/pins 1 and 6.
At IC5004, an increase in control voltage results in a decrease in oscillator
frequency. The oscillator signal is amplified by IC5003, Q5012, and Q5013
and is applied to a LC circuit consisting mainly of C5040/T5003. The
oscillator frequency is positioned above (higher than) the resonate fre-
quency of C5040/T5003. Therefore, an increase in the oscillating frequency
results in a reduced output from the T5003 transformer (L). Conversely, a
decrease in oscillator frequency results in a higher secondary voltage.
Regulation Effects
+5V @
D5041
IC5008/pin
4
PH5003/pin
4
Oscillator
frequency
+5V
corrective
Output
Effects of increased AC line voltage on Converter 2
AC input
PH5003/pin 4
Oscillator frequency
100V
3.2V
56.2kHz
120V
3V
63.54kHz
130V
2.91V
68.57kHz
Power OFF Detector
Q5015, Q5010, Q5011 and D5021 are the major parts that comprise the
power off detector. When the AC relay is turned OFF, this circuit detects
a loss of +164V and grounds PH5003/pin 4. This increases the oscillator
frequency, which decreases the Converter 2 output voltages during power
loss. The connection to Converter 1 from this stage performs the same
function, but is not shown.
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