When AC is applied to a TV at what place of the circuit does it change to DC?

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when ac is applied to a tv at what place of the circuit it changes to dc, and what measurement in voltages would one expect.
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when ac is applied to a tv at what place of the circuit it changes to dc, and what measurement in voltages would one expect.
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this part of the circuit is called the low voltage power supply,which supllies voltage to transistors & ICs; u can locate it by finding the large filter capacitor & low voltage silicon diodes.

 

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what measurement in voltages would one expect.
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after you power the tv switch on, the rectifier diodes rectify one half of the full cycle,then the large filter caps filter rippled dc voltage.
then voltage passes through the R-C filter network passing the signal to a large regulator IC.chk the attached photo.
any time ,
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TeE ThE EdE
 

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what measurement in voltages would one expect
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u you may measure approaximately a 140 dc voltage.
 

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It is a "flyback-converter" circuit that converts AC to DC in TVs.This circuit is called "switch mode power supply" which is different from linear regulators.In this circuit there are a transformer,capacitors,resistors,diodes and transistors.They convert 220V AC to 120V,40V,6V,5V...DC whatever you want.It depends on the ratio of N2/N1 of transformer.
 

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chech back your information ;its not the fly back who converts AC to DC.
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