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In this class, we will talk about the power supply circuit of the LCD backlight screen
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Let's take a look
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This is an Android phone screen power supply circuit
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This is the chip U1701,
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which is the screen power supply chip, or the display chip
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How can we understand this circuit diagram?
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This is the input power supply,
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the LCD_VSP and LCD_VSN on the right are the outputs
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What does this chip do?
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In fact, it is the conversion of power supply
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Under control conditions,
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it can complete the output of different power supplies that the circuits want
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What is the name of this input power supply?
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Main power supply
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We know that the highest voltage of the main power supply is equal to the battery voltage,
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Here on the left, ENP is the positive voltage enable signal,
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and ENN is the negative voltage enable signal
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I2C4 is the control signal of the chip
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Regarding the I2C bus, we must have a basic common sense
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There is a voltage of 1.8 volts on the I2C bus
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SCL is the serial clock
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SDA is the serial data
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For the same reason, we just need to know that it has 1.8 volts on it
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OK, here's the power and signal on the left side of it,
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what about the right side?
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This is a positive voltage output,
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this is a negative voltage output,
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what are their voltages in general?
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Positive voltage is general 5.5V,
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and negative voltage is general -5.5V
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It outputs OUTP and OUTN to the display connector
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There are magnetic beads LB in series in this circuit,
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which is actually an inductor
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Some lines are connected in series with an inductor FL, or a 0 ohm resistor
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If this component is damaged, it can be shorted
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Everyone must be clear, only this component can be short-circuited
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Then let's take a look at the key components we need to pay attention to here
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Why is it called a key component? It is essential, it must not be broken
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The first key component is this 4.7 uH inductor,
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which is energy storage, one end is connected to SW,
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the other end is connected to the input
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This circuit is known to be a boost circuit at a glance,
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so this chip U1701 is also a boost chip
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The second key component is the chip U1701, which must be the key
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And this 2.2 uF capacitor, C1703,
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which is a fast charging capacitor
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There is a power supply capacitor C1702,
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which is the capacitor connected to the pins D3 and E2,
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and it is also a key component
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When we actually repair,
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we should pay attention these components cannot be damaged,
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nor can they be replaced at will
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If they are corroded by water, then when we replace them,
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we need to find capacitors with the same capacity and withstand voltage value
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Ok, this is the description of the power supply circuit of the LCD backlight screen on the drawing
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Okay, that's it for this lesson