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English Spanish Arabic What causes Transistor Horizontal Off Instantly Most of the technicians certainly never experienced anything like this, which when discovered transistor HOT (horizontal output transistor) is broken, and then replace it with a new one, but when trying to turn on the transistor is damaged awhile back. Why did this happen?, These things cause the transistor HOT experiencing immediate damage: 1. Resonant Capacitors Resonant capacitor or commonly called safety capacitor / capacitor damper contained in the HOT transistor collector voltage is set to dampen the shock generated by the flyback transformer by way of absorbing the voltage to charge the capacitor, capacitors generally have a working voltage 1.6 KV, if the capacitor is damaged, short, or capacitance decreases solderanya loose, then there is nothing to absorb the shock voltage that causes a transistor HOT damaged instantly. How could this happen?, Let's do the following experiment in order to obtain a clearer picture: - Prepare the power supply transformer used for amplifier or radio / tape / DVD Compo is still good. If you can not find the transformer transformer import brands locally - Take the AVO-meter and set the position X1 - Hold the red and black probe on the metal-contact / end plug (not held in the plastic), tip of the red plug is held with the left hand while the other end is held black jack with the right hand.

- Paste the moment the two probes on the terminal transformer 220v ac input and then release the finger remains attached to the metal tip AVO-meter probe. - At the time of releasing the probe contact, it will be felt a shock or a small electric shock. Where it came from this shock voltage?, While we know that the AVO-meter uses only 3 volts battery voltage only. In all the inductors (coils) through which the DC current then disconnected, then the current will suddenly disappear. Currents disappeared suddenly with a very short time this will raise the voltage very short shock-called stress "induced self" (self-induction) on the coil itself. This self-induced voltage magnitude can be several-fold voltage DC origin. Self induced voltage that causes a shock when we measure the power supply transformer. The same thing happened on the flyback transformer primary coil. Transformer current is passed in the form of pulses on-off repeatedly with a high frequency voltage shock that can generate tens of thousands of volts. Resonant capacitor used to "dampen" the high voltage shock is absorbed by the voltage to charge the capacitor. Therefore, if the resonant capacitor to loose solderannya or capacitance values down, then self induced voltage of the flyback transformer is nothing muted. Tens of thousands of volts voltage shock will be received by the collector transistor transistor HOT, causing instantaneous death because they do not hold. If the resonant capacitor is damaged, but still hold the HOT transistor working up to a few tens of seconds, it can cause: The output voltage of the flyback, such as heater, screen, anode voltage (HV) etc. will go up. If the aircraft is equipped with X-ray protector the protector will actively work Raster narrowed slightly left-right Stepping occurs in the internal high voltage flyback flyback can destroy itself, or damage the internal high voltage capacitor that is inside the flyback. There is a possibility of damaging the picture tube (fire jumps arise therein). In normal conditions, when the transistor is HOT work, there are 2

kinds of voltage received by the collector of the transistor HOT. DC Voltage B + Shaped voltage pulses of magnitude less than 10x the voltage B +. Therefore the minimum HOT transistor must withstand voltage 1500v work on. If the value of the resonant capacitor value is enlarged (plus the way diparalel for example), it will result in: The high voltage anode drop The speed of the electron beam from the cathode to the anode (screen) decreases, causing the brightness of the image is also decreased. Electron beam so much easier to be deflected by the deflection coil (yoke) that will expand wider raster both vertical and horizontal. 2. Flyback short in the primary coil In normal conditions, when the transistor HOT on condition "on" then the current through the transistor size will be limited by the "inductive reactance" flyback primary coil. If the primary coil flyback short, it is no longer the limit this current, so the HOT transistor can die instantly. Keruskan flyback secondary or damage on the part of the deflection coil (yoke) horizontal transistors HOT menyebablan also damaged, but generally not led to death instantly. How to prevent damage to the transistor die instantly repetitive HOT?, Before replacing the transistor HOT, then do the following checks: - Check the solder and resonant capacitor capacitance value. Are Multi-meter you have to to check capacitor? - Check if the flyback transformer primary coil is not short. examination of the flyback transformer primary coil can be used ESR-meter, so no need to bother to take it off.Under normal conditions, the ESR-meter needle does not move. - Check if the deflection coil (yoke) horizontal section is not short. Check with ESR meter as checking flybacksehingga transformer need not take it off. Another method checks if it has no or Capacitance ESR-meter-meter: Provide a 100w bulb and give approximately 2x20cm cable connections. Disconnect the connectivity between the pin-collector transistor

flyback with HOT. HOT new transistor pairs. Replace the lamp with flyback collector. Turn the plane. Light will turn on. Check if the voltage screen out (VR screen set up) If no voltage circuit screen means there is a problem, such as flyback damaged. If the screen voltage is high (over 200V), the possibility of resonant capacitor defective If the screen voltage is around 150v or less, chances are there is no problem. Means safe to install HOT transistor. Posted by electronic at 10:59 agus No comments: Posted by Google Translate for Business:Translator ToolkitWebsite TranslatorGlobal Market Finder Turn off instant translationAbout Google TranslateMobilePrivacyHelpSend feedback