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VZ
SUPPLY CIRCUITRY
For
simplicity,
only
channel
1
circuitry
will
be
covered unless noted
otherwise.
Circuitry.forthe
VZ
supply
(and
lowvoltage supply)
is
located
on
the
control module.
The
actual
VZswitch
circuit
is
located
on the VZ
switch
assembly.
In
this assembly
are the two
bridge
rectif
¡ers,
two f
ilter
capacitors, MOSFET
switches,
and
control diodes
D810
and
D811.
Three
MOSFETs
are
used
in
parallel
for
sharing
the
high currents
supplied
to the
rails.
WARNING:
From
a
sen/ice
standpoint,
'rt
is
critical
to
note that
VZ
switch
control circuitry
is NOT
ground referenced.
Any
attempt
to
take
voltage measurements using
a
ground reference
when
voltage
¡s
applied
will
not
only
be
unreliable,
but
may
be
extremely
dangerous.
Serious damage
to
equipment
or
personnel
may
occur
¡f
this
is
attempted.
The
output
of a 555
timer
(U703)
on the
control module determines
whether
the
MOSFETs
are
switched
on
(high)
or
off
(low).
This
555
device
and the
various sources that feed
the 555 are the
things that
make
the
articulation
work
wfíéh
and how
desired.
The
master
555
trigger
is
controlled
by the
output
of
U702A. S700,
physically
accessible
from
behind
the
front grille, determines
the VZ
operating
mode.
In
high voltage
mode
the
output
of
U702A
¡s
held
low.
This
in
turn keeps
the 555
output high
and the
MOSFETs
are
kept
on.
In
the
high current mode U702A
is
held
¡n the
opposite
polarity
keeping
the
output
of the 555 low and the
MOSFETs
off.
In the
AUTO position
of
S700,
the
audio
level
sense circuitry controls
the
threshold
and
reset
inputs
to the
555.
The 555
will then switch states
to
high voltage when
the
audio level
is
sufficient
and
will switch back down automatically when
Notes
Low
Voltage
Power
Supply,
including
DC
Pulse
network
for
Soft-start
and Fan
Control
circuitry.
MA-5000VZ
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