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WARNING: Opening the 5151 will expose you to dangerous voltages and currents. Those threats can still be present long after power has been disconnected from the 5151. Before opening the 5151, adequately educate yourself as to the hazards. Some hazard examples at here. |
Vertical sync pulses out of IBM MDA card. | |
Cathode of diode D401. ( Vertical sync pulses differentiated to become positive and negative spikes. ) |
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Anode of diode D401. ( Positive spikes removed. ) ( Time expanded version follows. ) |
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TDA1170N Pin numbering on solder side of PCB. |
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Pin 1 of TDA1170N. ( RAMP OUTPUT ) Vert. Size potentiometer changes ramp height. Vert. Linearity potentiometer changes linearity of ramp slope. |
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Pin 2 of TDA1170N. ( SUPPLY VOLTAGE ) About +15V |
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Pin 3 of TDA1170N. ( FLYBACK ) |
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Pin 4 of TDA1170N. ( AMP. OUTPUT ) What heads to the vertical deflection coils. |
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Pin 5 of TDA1170N. ( AMP. VOLTAGE ) |
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Pin 6 of TDA1170N. ( REGULATED VOLTAGE ) |
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Pin 7 of TDA1170N. ( HEIGHT ADJUST ) I did not see a noticeable change in the waveform when adjusting the Vert. Size potentiometer. |
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Pin 8 of TDA1170N. ( SYNC. INPUT ) NOTE: Only hundreds of mV. |
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Pin 9 of TDA1170N. ( OSCILLATOR ) |
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Pin 10 of TDA1170N. ( AMP. INPUT ) Per here, those small pulses are about 200 mV in amplitude. I was expecting a noticable ramp waveform. |
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Pin 11 of TDA1170N. ( COMPENSATION ) |
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Pin 12 of TDA1170N. ( RAMP GENERATOR ) |
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