On/off control circuitry for television

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358243, 315411, 363 56, H04N 563

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ABSTRACT:
A control circuit of a television receiver power supply is constructed using a plurality of transistors operating in a common base configuration. The base electrodes of each of the transistors is coupled to a common conductor rail line that maintains the collector currents in the transistors temperature compensated over a wide range of operating temperatures during normal operation power-up mode of the receiver. In a standby mode of the receiver, power dissipation in the transistors is reduced by applying an on/off control signal to the common conductor rail line that prevents the flow of the collector currents in each of the transistors. Consequently, the supply current requirement of the control circuit is reduced during the standby mode.

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A data sheet for Linear Integrated Circuits CA3210E and CA3223E of the RCA Corporation published May 1982, entitled, TV Horizontal/Vertical Countdown Digital Sync System.

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