TDA8351 8356 application circuit
The TDA8351/8356 application circuit is designed for use in television and display systems, where precise control of deflection currents is essential for image stability and quality. The circuit operates by generating opposing sawtooth voltage signals at pins 1 and 2, which are crucial for controlling the deflection coils in cathode-ray tubes (CRTs) or similar display technologies. The resistor Rcon, situated between the input pins, plays a vital role in regulating the current through the deflection coils, ensuring accurate deflection of the electron beam.
The internal differential amplifier processes the input signals, amplifying the difference between them, which is then fed into a push-pull output stage. This configuration allows for efficient driving of the deflection coils, providing a strong and responsive control signal. The output at pin 7 produces a positive sawtooth waveform, while pin 4 delivers the corresponding negative sawtooth waveform, creating the necessary alternating current for deflection.
The inclusion of the feedback resistor RM is critical for improving the linearity of the output waveforms. By connecting RM in series with the deflection coil, the circuit can adjust the feedback voltage at pin 9, enhancing the performance of the sawtooth generator. This feedback loop not only stabilizes the output but also broadens the dynamic range, allowing for more precise control over the deflection process.
Overall, the TDA8351/8356 application circuit exemplifies a sophisticated approach to managing voltage signals for display applications, ensuring that the generated waveforms are both linear and dynamic, which is essential for high-quality image rendering. As shown in the figure shows the actual application circuit TDA8351/8356, when the 50V VFB 60V, VFB in series with the input of a 33 resistor. Signals are input 1,2 feet, these are two sawtooth voltage signal opposite in phase, positive sawtooth voltage input pin 1, pin 2 negative sawtooth voltage input. 1,2 feet between a resistor in parallel Rcon to determine the deflection current through the coil. After an internal signal of the differential amplifier and push-pull power amplifier output to the deflection by a 7,4 feet across the coil.
7 feet sawtooth voltage waveform pulse, 4 feet sawtooth voltage waveform is negative. RM resistor in series with the deflection coil, provided by the feedback voltage input pin 9, the linear sawtooth output is improved, and expand the dynamic range of the sawtooth wave.
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