PARTS OF CATHODE

RAY TUBE TV MOTHER

BOARD
Power supply Section
A power supply takes
the AC from the wall
outlet, converts it to
unregulated DC and
reduces the voltage
using an input power
transformer, typically
stepping it down to
the voltage required
by the load.
Audio Section - the
audio section of a
television refers to the
part of the television
that responsible for
producing sound. This
can include speakers,
amplifiers, and audio
processors
Yoke - A deflection
yoke is a kind of
magnetic lens used
in cathode ray tubes
to so the electron
beam both vertically
and horizontally
over the whole
screen.
Chroma ic / jungle ic-It
takes a composite
video signal from the
radio frequency
receiver electronics
and turns it into
separate RGB outputs
that can be sent to the
cathode ray
to produce a display
System controller-
The System
Controller is a logical
component that is
responsible
controlling actions in
response to events
from the Everit
Detection
Audio/video in - This is
an audio-video
controlling section.
When you connect your
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Top Box AV cable, this
section will control all
the processes of av
signals Sent
Fly back
Transformer- A fly
back transformer is a
special type of step-
up transformer
generates high
voltage signals and
has a huge potential
boosting capacity
Tuner-A TV tuner
allows a person to
receive signals on
his or her television,
and therefore
receive different
channels. It
converts signals
into pictures and
sounds.
Remote-They are used to
adjust various settings such
as television channel, track
number, and volume. The
remote control code, and
thus the required remote
control device. is usually
specific to a product line.
However, there are
universal remotes, which
emulate the remote control
made for most major brand
devices.
Eeprom Ic - EEPROM is
a type of non-volatile
ROM that enables
individual bytes of data
to be erased and
reprogrammed. That is
why EEPROM chips are
known as byte erasable
chips. EEPROM is
usually used to store
small amounts of data in
computing and other
electronic devices