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  • tw2005
    Badcaps Legend
    • Oct 2011
    • 6458
    • Australia

    #21
    Re: Panasonic Vierra 50ST30 Flashing

    On my Sc boards 5.6k is correct but that's because there's a 5.6k resistor across P5v-gnd.

    no idea what yours should be and i don't see the same resistor to gnd. I think from memory out of cct those octal buffer ics were about 2meg on the chip, but in cct and with other devices connected across p5v and also if the SC20 ribbon is connected you'll be measuring items at the A-board end too.

    I've had one short and I've had one basically go high to about 8 or 9 meg but i reckon it would be possible for one of the logic gates to go bad but the rest of it to function normally.

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    • Gatedmk4
      Member
      • Nov 2013
      • 24
      • New Zealand

      #22
      Re: Panasonic Vierra 50ST30 Flashing

      Hey tw.

      Yeah i thought 1.6k on the a board end out of circuit was a bit low. Im bringing home the scope from work tomorrow to do some proper diagnostics on the logic chips. Saves taking to board to work to heat gun them off only to find they were sweet. Ill keep you updated on my findings.

      Cheers for your help thus far.

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      • tw2005
        Badcaps Legend
        • Oct 2011
        • 6458
        • Australia

        #23
        Re: Panasonic Vierra 50ST30 Flashing

        I can't help in this area much more, it'll be interesting to read what you find. Tom is more into the scopework, lucky you can go to this level.

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        • Gatedmk4
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          • Nov 2013
          • 24
          • New Zealand

          #24
          Re: Panasonic Vierra 50ST30 Flashing

          Thanks TW,

          Hopefully Tom is still following this post then I can do scope work but without know what we are looking for it becomes quite difficult. However still possible especially with logic drivers (1 side of the chip asserts the other side should be the opposite) - Providing those chips are like the one you found that is similar. This will also give me the chance to scope the IGBT components and see them pulsing as my multimeter is far too slow to read that speed of pulsing.

          Cheers for your help TW I am sure I will need it more soon

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