Television receiver start-up circuit

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Power supply from deflection circuit source

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358190, H01J 2970

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044158424

ABSTRACT:
A television receiver start-up circuit wherein the conventional start-up transformer is eliminated by initiating horizontal output circuit operation directly from the unregulated B+ driven horizontal driver transformer is disclosed. An astable multivibrator energized by the line referenced unregulated B+ power supply provides a pulsed output to the horizontal driver transformer for initiating oscillation of the horizontal output transistor in initiating television receiver sweep operation.Multivibrator operation is timed out following application of the unregulated B+ thereto for termination of the start-up signal and operation of the horizontal drive circuitry by the television receiver's line isolated power supply in sustaining television receiver operation.

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