56FW-53H. DA100 Repair Notes - Sharp TV Service Manual (repair manual). Page 13

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DA100 (50Hz) and DA50W Chassis – Repair Notes 
 
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Power Supply 
This power supply has been used in many Sharp television receivers during the past six years and is reliable.  It 
works by changing both the pulse width and frequency of operation, this enables correct regulation of the 
secondary supplies.  The major difference between the models is the amount of current that the power supply 
can provide; this is reflected in the wattage consumed from the AC supply.  Note that later versions of the 
chassis have a power factor module fitted between the power supply and the mains input.  The function of this is 
to ensure that current is drawn over the complete input voltage cycle, not just at the peaks. 
It is important to note that when the receiver is in the standby mode, the power supply is turned off, this 
reduces power consumption to less than 3W.  When pin 15 of IC702 is high (5VDC), Q702 is turned on and the 
gate of the FET is effectively taken to ground, stopping the charging operation of C714.  To turn the set on, pin 
15 goes low (open circuit), this allows the charge to build up on C714 and thus the transistor turns on and the 
power supply starts. 
Figure 2: Power Supply Layout (Component Side) 
Figure 3: Power Supply Component Locations (Print Side) 
Sharp Electronics (UK) Limited - May 2003 
 
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