
Circuit Theory 4-7
130446-1 Rev. A
MA-5002VZ Service Manual
©2000 Crown International, Inc.
ODEP Inputs:
Temperature
±VCC
Output Current
ODEP Outputs:
Calibrated Temperature, for monitoring
±ODEP Level, for monitoring
±ODEP Level, for Bi-ODEP control of VZ Supply
±ODEP Level, to limit drive at ±Voltage Translators (±LH)
±ODEP Level, to limit Low Side Bias (±LL)
ODEP Indication (front panel LEDs)
+Temp 1
Channel 1 ODEP Circuitry shown
+IC 1
+ICOM 1
Common Output Buss
Q519 LS
Output
R
e
+VCC
+VCC
RC Network
Thermal Model
+ODEP Output
+ODEP Amplifier
Calibrated Temperature Output
LM-334Z
Thermal Sensor
(+2.98V at 25˚C,
+10mV/˚C Rise)
Buffer Amplifier
Thermal Limit Amplifier
-IC 1
-ICOM 1
Q524 LS
Output
R
e
-VCC
-VCC
RC Network
Thermal Model
-ODEP Output
-ODEP Amplifier
-Temp 1
LM-334Z
Thermal Sensor
PWR LOSS
PWR 1
FAULT 1
+LL 1
-LH 1
-LL 1
+LH 1
On Main ModuleOff Main
Module
-12V
+9V
Cold
Hot
+12V
-9V
Cold
Hot
output stage: a. until power-up delay has timed out; b.
immediately upon indication of any failure mode; c. im-
mediately upon loss of AC mains (power-down or ac-
tual loss of AC service).
4.4.2 ODEP Circuitry
±TEMP signals are produced by U500 and U501 on
the output modules. U108, on the main module, is a
buffer which drives the temperature sense test point.
U117A has a fixed window voltage of 6.2V via Zener
D129. If heatsink temperature level exceeds about
130°C, U117A output will cause both the positive and
negative ODEP amplifiers to go into hard ODEP limit-
ing. When the thermal condition clears, this limiting con-
dition will also clear.
+VCC enters via dual PNP transistor pack U116.
Positive ODEP bias is adjusted by R182. The voltage at
that point controls the static balance of the U116 de-
vice. U116 combines the VCC and output current sense
information, the output of which represents output power
level. The common output is brought into RN101 where
it provides the reference for temperature and power.
U112B is the active device and, together with the power
signal, drives the ODEP amplifier U112A. The RC net-
work in the feedback path of U112A models the ther-
mal junctions from output device die to housing, hous-
Figure 4.4 Simplified ODEP Circuitry
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