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    Tcon Voltage Understanding

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    The document discusses 7 key voltages needed for an LCD display to function properly: 1. Vin/Vcc supplies power but if missing there will be no display with backlight on. 2. VON/VGH supplies high voltage for pixels and if missing will cause slow motion picture. 3. VOFF/VGL supplies negative voltage and if missing causes white display. 4. VDD/Vlogic supplies logic power and without it a white display will appear or have white lines. 5. VDA/Avdd supplies source voltage and without it the display will be white or have color lines.

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    Tcon Voltage Understanding

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    The document discusses 7 key voltages needed for an LCD display to function properly: 1. Vin/Vcc supplies power but if missing there will be no display with backlight on. 2. VON/VGH supplies high voltage for pixels and if missing will cause slow motion picture. 3. VOFF/VGL supplies negative voltage and if missing causes white display. 4. VDD/Vlogic supplies logic power and without it a white display will appear or have white lines. 5. VDA/Avdd supplies source voltage and without it the display will be white or have color lines.

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    The document discusses 7 key voltages needed for an LCD display to function properly: 1. Vin/Vcc supplies power but if missing there will be no display with backlight on. 2. VON/VGH supplies high voltage for pixels and if missing will cause slow motion picture. 3. VOFF/VGL supplies negative voltage and if missing causes white display. 4. VDD/Vlogic supplies logic power and without it a white display will appear or have white lines. 5. VDA/Avdd supplies source voltage and without it the display will be white or have color lines.

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    Tcon Voltage Understanding

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    The document discusses 7 key voltages needed for an LCD display to function properly: 1. Vin/Vcc supplies power but if missing there will be no display with backlight on. 2. VON/VGH supplies high voltage for pixels and if missing will cause slow motion picture. 3. VOFF/VGL supplies negative voltage and if missing causes white display. 4. VDD/Vlogic supplies logic power and without it a white display will appear or have white lines. 5. VDA/Avdd supplies source voltage and without it the display will be white or have color lines.

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    1.Vin/Vcc….

    Usually 3v, 5v or 12v, and from the main board and the best place to
    test this voltage is before and after the fuse on the t-con board next to the
    connector to the main board.

    If this voltage is missing there will be no display but the backlight will be on.

    2. VON/VGH/VGON/VGGG…. this voltage is between 20v -30v and is generated by the


    dc-dc ic.
    Test point is usually marked on the board.
    If this voltage is missing slow motion picture will occur.

    3.VOFF/VGL/VGOFF/VEEG…. This voltage is between -5 and -10 volts depending on size.


    Also generated by the dc-dc ic.
    If this voltage is missing, white display will appear.

    4.VDD/Vlogic/Vddd/Dvdd…. usually 3.3v and it from dc-dc ic or regulator.


    If the 3.3 volts is missing, white display will appear.
    If 1.8v voltage is missing, white display will lines will appear on the screen.

    5.VDA/Avdd/Vdda/Vsource….this voltage is between 13v-20v and also from dc-dc ic.


    If this voltage is missing white display will occur or display full of vertical
    color lines/bars.

    6.VGH…This voltage is usually between 20v-30v and its from dc-dc ic.
    If this voltage is missing, slow motion picture will occur.

    7.Vcom…. this voltage is between 5v - 7v


    If this voltage is missing negative picture will occur.

    8.VGM…gamma voltages, these are many and always in descending manner eg V17……v1
    If these voltages are missing as in gamma ic is not working then white display will
    appear immediately.

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