EasyManua.ls Logo

Philips 32PFL7623D/10 - Page 183

Philips 32PFL7623D/10
206 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
Circuit Descriptions, Abbreviation List, and IC Data Sheets
EN 183Q529.1E LA 9.
Over-current Detection
Over-current detection is done via components 3U05, 3U06,
3U15, 3U14, and 2U04 for the 3.3 V converter and 3U00, 3U01,
3U16, 3U17, and 2U00 for the 1.2 V converter.
Under-voltage Detection
There is an additional circuit (7U01-1, 7U01-2 and 6U04) to
switch “Off” the 3.3 V converter in case the +12VS drops below
9 V.
Service Tips
When a power MOS-FET is found defective, replace the
other power MOS-FET as well.
For a normal operation of the converter, it is important to
check the switching frequency and the value of the boost
voltage.
9.5 Front-End
Refer to figure “9-1 Architecture of TV522/92 platform” earlier
in this chapter for details. Refer also to block diagrams B02A,
B02B and B02C.
9.5.1 Device specifications
Tuner (TD1716)
The tuner has the following specifications:
Hybrid tuner with symmetrical IF output.
Down conversion from RF to IF frequency (picture carrier
39.875 MHz at analogue reception, centre frequency
36.166 MHz at digital reception).
AGC control signal is coming from master IF device
(TDA9898).
Only 5 V external supply needed (internal DC-DC
conversion to 3.3 V).
4 MHz output is used by channel decoder (TDA10048) and
master IF device (TDA9898).
The application in this chassis is as follows:
•I
2
C address C0.
Broadband AGC, no IF section.
•I
2
C communication buffered via MUX.
Gain to obtain optimised Master IF input level; AGC control
is completely inside the tuner.
Output level ca. 110 dBμV (for strong input signal).
Repair tip: after replacement of the tuner, the option code
should be checked, even when the set appears to function
correctly! Refer also to chapter 5 “Service Modes, Error Codes,
and Fault Finding”.
Master IF (TDA9898)
Down conversion from IF to low-IF frequency.
Down conversion from IF to SIF.
CVBS output.
The application in this chassis is as follows:
•I
2
C address 0x86.
Down conversion from IF to low-IF frequency (5.166 MHz
centre frequency).
Advanced filtering (for further rejection of adjacent
channels).
Gain to obtain optimised channel decoder level. Control
signal is coming from channel decoder.
SAW filter
X6874D and X3451K
Analogue sound for BG, I, DK, L, L’.
DVB-T (digital reception sound and video).
For digital reception, the application in this chassis is as
follows:
Rejection of adjacent channels.
Switching is done by Master IF (3 inputs).
One SAW covering both 7 and 8 MHz channels.
X6774D
Analogue video for BG, I, DK, L, L’.
Channel decoder (TDA10048) DVB-T
The channel decoder has the following specifications:
•I
2
C address 0x10.
Decoding from low-IF to MPEG transport stream.
During decoding: de-modulation, de-interleaving and error
correction.
External clock buffer required.
No start-up requirements.
AGC monitor.
Channel decoder (TDA10023) DVB-C
The channel decoder has the following specifications:
•I
2
C address 0x1C.
Decoding from low-IF to MPEG transport stream.
During decoding: de-modulation, de-interleaving and error
correction.
External clock buffer required.
No start-up requirements.
AGC monitor.
9.5.2 Digital signal processing (front-end)
Refer to figure “9-5 DVB-C signal broadcast reception block
diagram” and “9-6 DVB-T signal broadcast reception block
diagram” for details of digital signal processing.

Table of Contents

Related product manuals