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Casio SK 8A User Manual

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14.
POWER
SUPPLY
CIRCUIT
The
Power
Supply
Circuit
consists
of
a
voltage
regulator
and
an
APO
(Auto
Power
Off)
circuit.
When
power
is
ON
and
operation
is
normal,
the
APO
signal
from
the
CPU
maintains
HIGH
level.
Transistors
T4
~
T9
turn
on
providing
the
voltages
to
the
circuits.
The
signal
APO
becomes
LOW,
when
the
keyboard
is
not
operated
for
seven
minutes,
and
transistors
T4
~
T9
turn
off
causing
the
voltages
except
VA
to
shut
off.
Voltages
VA
(5V)
and
VDD1
(ground)
are
always
provided
to
the
CPU
even
at
APO.
Transistors
T1,
T2
and
T3
form
a
voltage
regulator.
Using
the
LED
characteristic
of
current
regulation,
transistor
T3
stabilizes
the
battery
voltage
at
5V
and
the
darlington-connected
transistor
T1
and
T2
prevent
over
current
in
the
circuits.

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Casio SK 8A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCasio
ModelSK 8A
CategoryElectronic Keyboard
LanguageEnglish

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