Re: Gateway FPD2185W
The bottom edge of the schematic is cropped; something is missing. I've seen this before; just can't remember where or when.
OVP is simple. R501 and R502 form a resistive voltage divider. The positive peaks are transferred to OVP1 by D508 pins 3 and 2. C527 and C530 form a capacitive voltage divider. D507 pins 3 and 2 transfer the positive peaks. And of course the same circuit is present for the other pair of CCFLs. C507 is charged to the level of the highest peak; if it goes too high the inverter controller is shut down.
Current sense is handled similarly. I've never been able to get my head around this over current protection scheme. This design is quite rare.
PlainBill
Originally posted by whitejohnny71
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OVP is simple. R501 and R502 form a resistive voltage divider. The positive peaks are transferred to OVP1 by D508 pins 3 and 2. C527 and C530 form a capacitive voltage divider. D507 pins 3 and 2 transfer the positive peaks. And of course the same circuit is present for the other pair of CCFLs. C507 is charged to the level of the highest peak; if it goes too high the inverter controller is shut down.
Current sense is handled similarly. I've never been able to get my head around this over current protection scheme. This design is quite rare.
PlainBill
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