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4.
Vertical
control
circuit
<
Operating
principle
>
When
a
magnetic
field
is
created
by
a
disk
magnet
of
arm
drive
DD
motor,
thereby
letting
a
current
flow
in
the
coil
wound
in
a
circular
from,
then
vertical
forces
are
generated
in
either
direction
(Fleming's
left-hand
rule).
Since
the
coil
is
secured
on
the
main
body,
the
magnet
rotates
on
the
fulcrum
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow
due
to
the
reaction.
The
rotation
is
utilized
for
cueing
operation.
Direction
of
current
Back
yoke
Vr
(Reference
Det.
Amp.
voltage)
1€301
Vertical
detection
coil
Cueing
|
Magnet
Vertical
!
drive
coil
a---
Cueing
Saray
To
muting
-
brake
control
<
Vertical
drive
circuit
>
During
cueing-up,
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@
goes
L"
and
0304
turns
‘‘off”,
then
the
potential
of
comparator
(1C301)
pin
@
rises
to
become
©
>
@
and
the
output
of
pin
()
becomes
“—"’.
As
pin
@
is
“—",
Q301
turns
“on’’
to
apply
voltage
to
the
drive
coil.
When
voltage
is
applied
to
the
drive
coil,
the
magnet
begins
rotating
(vertically)
causing
voltage
to
be
generated
in
the
detec-
tion
coil.
The
voltage
is
input
to
comparator
pin
(2
through
the
amplifier
thereby
applying
vertical
drive
servo.
During
cueing-down,
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@
goes
‘‘H’””
and
Q304
turns
“on’’,
then
the
potential
of
comparator
(1C301)
pin
@
lowers
to
becomes
@
>
©
and
the
output
of
pin
@
becomes
“'+’’.
As
pin
@
is
+",
Q301
turns
“off”
for
a
moment,
causing
the
voltage
of
drive
coil
to
drop
abruptly.
When
the
voltage
of
drive
coil
is
decreased,
the
magnet
begings
to
rotate
downward,
but
is
slolwy
returns
with
servo
applied
due
to
the
voltage
generated
in
the
detection
coil.
@
Voltage
of
@
point
Down Down
Up
Up
u
iti
d
H
>
command
completed
command
completed
=
Stylus
position
etection
i
Bae
Up
os
Since
the
cueing
speed
is
controlled
as
mentioned
above,
12V
motion
}
Play
}
motion
1I2V
the
voltage
applied
to
the
drive
coil
changes
as
illustrated
Oieaks
on
the
right
according
to
the
load
in
cueing
mode.
The
disc
position
of
the
stylus
on
or
off
the
disc
is
detected
by
the
voltage
for
the
operation
of
brake
(to
prevent
the
stylus
from
dropping
aslant)
and
muting.
Ov
ey
@and@......
stylus
pressure
and
magnet
loads.
@
and
@)......
only
magnet
load.
5.
Horizontal
control
circuit
Vr
C201
ican
f
2
et
as
Horizontal
2
Ro
4
detection
coil
5V
12V
Ey
sn
|
1c40l
S|
ron
Me
|
id!
Lead-in
}....‘on’”
M
F
E02
Qa)
()
ra
ie
Return
Servo
amp.
cS
aan
Free
Play
“oft
1C203
|
Lead-in
-
...."L”
Q205
fo
Return
|
PAV
sc
cececee
s
3
Horizontal
drive
coil
Free
}
Play
frcccee
Lead-in
}
Return
Free
}
oY
Play
f°"
0
1C203
8
Driver
Le
20!
Lead-in......
‘“
Vr
Return.......
Vr
(Reference
7
voltage)
Vr
cA
Q2il
Eree
oe
Q2i2
KC)
Reference
voltage
Lead-in?.....
(>
generated
Return
coioG)
ic)
Piavs
ceca
ausd
“H"
<
Horizontal
drive
circuit
>
In
free
mode
(with
arm
on
rest),
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@2
is
“H”,
pin
@)
“pulse
output”,
pin
@
“L”,
then
Q209
turns
“on”,
0201
“off’’,
Q205
“off,
and
analog
switch
(S1)
is
‘‘on’’.
(IC401
pin
@)
goes
“‘H”
only
in
playmode,
and
analog
switch
S2
is
‘‘off’’.)
In
this
case,
the
voltage
Vo
across
the
horizontal
drive
coil
is
‘‘0’’.
During
lead-in
mode,
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@
goes
“L”,
pin
@)
“H’’,
pin
@
“L”,
then
Q209
turns
‘off”’,
Q201
“on”,
Q205
“off,
and
analog
switch
(S1)
is
‘‘on’’.
Also,
speed
(rotational
direction)
command
voltage
Vs
i;
output
to
1C201
pin
@.
(Vs
is
about
4V
when
1C401
pin
@)
is
at
“H’’,
and
about
8V
at
“L”.)
Due
to
the
voltage
of
Vs,
the
voltage
across
the
drive
coil
instantaneously
changes
from
‘0’
to
plus
(+)
voltage
causing
the
magnet
to
start
rotating.
Then
a
voltage
is
generated
in
the
deteciton
coil,
and
the
voltage
is
amplified
to
apply
servo
to
the
horizontal
drive
circuit.
Vo
is
almost
zero
while
servo
is
applied
to
the
circuit.
In
return
mode,
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@3)
goes
‘‘L”
and
the
speed
command
voltage
Vs
becomes
higher
than
in
lead-in
mode
(about
8V),
and
the
voltage
across
the
drive
coil
instantaneously
changes
from
“0”
to
minus
(-)
voltage.
The
magnet
starts
rotating
in
the
reverse
direction
causing
a
voltage
to
be
generated
in
the
detection
coil.
Tre
voltage
is
amplified
to
apply
servo
to
the
horizontal
drive
circuit.
<
Anti-skating
>
In
play
mode,
microcomputer
(1C401)
pin
@
goes
“H”,
pin
@3
‘pulse
output”,
pin
@
“H”,
then
0209
tirns
“on”,
Q201
“off’’,
Q205
“‘on’’,
and
analog
switch
(S1)
is
‘off’,
then
1C401
pin
@)
goes
“H”,
Q212
“on’’,
O211
‘off’,
and
analog
switch
S2
is
“on’’.
,
That
is,
the
servo
circuit
by
the
detection
coil
becomes
open,
then
only
the
horizontal
drive
circuit
consisting
of|\C2203
and
VR303
is
in
operation.
The
voltage
Vx
of
VR303
and
voltage
Vo
across
the
drive
coil
change
linearly
to
Vx
thwerefore
voltage
Vo
is
applied
to
the
drive
coil
according
to
the
variation
of
VR303
for
the
purpose
of
anti-skating.

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