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Monochrome Television Block Diagram

The document describes the key components and functions of a black and white television. It contains sections on the tuner, sound and video processing circuits, synchronization signals, and scanning. The power supply converts AC to DC to power all stages. Signals pass through amplifiers and detectors before reaching the picture tube, which is scanned by the deflection yoke in sync with the horizontal and vertical oscillators. The composite video signal contains image, blanking, and synchronization information to properly display the picture.

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Monochrome Television Block Diagram

The document describes the key components and functions of a black and white television. It contains sections on the tuner, sound and video processing circuits, synchronization signals, and scanning. The power supply converts AC to DC to power all stages. Signals pass through amplifiers and detectors before reaching the picture tube, which is scanned by the deflection yoke in sync with the horizontal and vertical oscillators. The composite video signal contains image, blanking, and synchronization information to properly display the picture.

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Monochrome

Television
Block Diagram
Diagram Showing Input and
Outputs

Speaker
Television
Receiver
All Section

Picture Tube
Power Supply
AC Input
Black and White Television

Sound IF Sound Audio


Amplifier Detector Amplifier
Speaker

Tuner IF Video Video


Amplifier Detector Amplifiers

AGC

Picture
Tube
All Stages AFC
Sync Vertical
Separator Sweep

Low High
Voltage Horizontal Horizontal Voltage
Power Power
Supply Oscillator Output
supply
AC line
Function of each Block Section
 Low Voltage Power Supply – this
power supply DC voltage in all
section of the television. It is also a
place used to convert AC voltage to
DC voltage.
 Sound IF Amp – received and
synchronize Sound signal
 Sound detector-
Continuation…
 Sound detector – filter the signal received from
the sound IF amp.
 Audio Amplifiers- Amplify signal from the sound
detector
 Tuner – Select the station or channel that you
desire.
 Sound IF Amplifiers – received the signal emitted
from the sound trap
 Video Detector – filter the signal received from
the video IF amp
 Video Amplifier - Amplify the video received from
the video detector section.
Continuation…
 AGC
 AFC
 Sync separator
 Vertical Sweep
 Horizontal Oscillator
 Horizontal Output
 High Voltage Power Supply
 Picture tube
 Deflection Yoke
Color Television

Sound IF Sound Audio


Amplifier Detector Amplifier
Speaker

Tuner IF Video Video


Amplifier Detector Amplifiers

AGC

Picture
Tube
All Stages AFC
Sync Vertical
Separator Sweep

Low High
Voltage Horizontal Horizontal Voltage
Power Power
Supply Oscillator Output
supply
AC line
Details of Vertical and Horizontal
Section
Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal High
Flyback Voltage
Oscillator Driver Output rectifier
Filament
coil

Yoke
To Filament

Coil 2
Coil 1
Picture
Tube
All Stages Vertical Vertical Vertical
Oscillator Driver Output

Low
Voltage
Power
Supply

AC line
Horizontal Scanning
• Horizontal Scanning - 15.734 Hz
• Vertical Scanning – 59 Hz pulse
• Interlace scanning – Function of horizontal
and vertical
deflection pulls the beam from left to
right and the
other force pull from top to bottom.
Composed of
525 lines to complete one picture called
frame
1 lines = 262 lines
2 lines = 525 equivalent to 1 frame
•
Composite Video Signal is
composed of the following
 Video Signal –gives the right image
information to the picture tube. ( 30
Hz – 4.2 MHz
 Horizontal Blanking pulse – tell the
receiver to blank the electron beam
 Horizontal synchronizing Pulse

 Vertical Blanking Pulse

 Vertical synchronizing Pulse

 Equalizing pulse

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