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![]() " means the panel is already broken so I won't care to find new ESD diodepacks to the bufferboards."
that's nota good idea, the next surge will destroy easier the rest of drivers without diodes.. |
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![]() Problem is I have no info what diode packs this is and where to get them...
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![]() in a discussion about September or earlier with me i have found it...
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if pin 1 (+) the rest will read some Diode value 965 or doubled , but the one D of the group which i mentioned before will read 0 as above. Notice both TV was just cracked screen with full display before scrap them and took the buffer boards as parts. |
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![]() Thanks Diah, the thing is I have already removed the diodepacks since I was suspecting them at fault, before going into the clock lines troubleshooting.
So now I need to find the partnumber of those diodepacks so I can mount them back. The old ones are gone. |
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![]() ok from my notes file, in Italian:
Per TV Samsung con guasto ai diodi tvs schede pannello provare a cercare rimpiazzo uClamp6514P (UCLAMP6514P.TNT) o forse alternativa uClamp4014P (UCLAMP4014P.TNT) di Semtech -- these small ants can handle very few current so i think a better replacement would be full size tht tvs diodes, i don't know if there's space for them Last edited by Davi.p; 01-10-2022 at 10:48 AM.. |
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![]() But do you know what signals the diode packs protect ? I mean it's only 4 diodes in each package and there are 3 packages per buffer board, so is it TX lines or CLK lines, or VGH VGL lines which is protected? I could install bigger TVS across the decoupling caps if I knew more about where they are installed. |
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![]() them protects clock signals
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![]() Here's about TVS Diode
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![]() Those ESD protectors are mostly useful for external connectors like HDMI, USB.
I would just leave it alone. Better invest in surge protector for mains and antenna (if used). |
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![]() Thanks all for your ESD advice.
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![]() Hello. I mounted new ESD diode packs, but then the same symptom came back.
I used the IP4283CZ10. When remove again set is working. From what I can see, the pinout is the same on original and the new ones. I wonder, what required voltage is required to drive the clock lines, perhaps the new ESD diode clamp to early? Datasheet to new ESD diodes: https://4donline.ihs.com/images/VipM...CFDE234799DDF0 |
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![]() Today I measured the clocksignals that the ESD diodes protect. The amplitude is about 27V peak so the suggested ESD diodes clamp way too early.
That's the reason for not showing a picture and reboot. There must be ESD clamp diodes with higher voltage rating. |
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![]() Marking 4262H and 4267H is most likely 42*** - SP5003-04TTG.
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