Power sensor circuit for a conference system

Television – Receiver circuitry – Power supply

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ABSTRACT:
A power sensor circuit for use in a convergence system which comprises a convergence circuit for generating a convergence correction signal. The power sensor circuit receives at least one supply voltage and generates an output signal having a magnitude selected in accordance with whether the at least one supply voltage is above a first threshold. The output signal is coupled to the convergence circuit, which enables or disables the convergence correction signal in response to the magnitude of the output signal.

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