Arcam-P1-Service-Manual 电路图 维修手册.pdf
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1、Service Manual P1 Amplier Issue 1.0 ARCAMARCAM Bringing music the selection between the two input options is accomplished by SW100. The selected signal is clamped +/- 5v3 by the series Zeners at location DZ103 and DZ104 this is to prevent damage to the input of op-amp IC200, due to leaky source sign
2、al or electrostatic discharges. SW101 allows for the selection of two gain settings these are 28.3 for “THX” and 37.5 for the Arcam setting. The roll off setting is 340Khz. The main power amplifier circuit is a classic current feed-back design and can be thought of as a large current feed-back op-am
3、p the topology is a refined high power output variant of the A90/P7 design. Op-amp IC101 is configured as a non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 2. Its purpose is to provide current outputs (via its own power supply pins) and a current input via its output pin, the Op-amp performs the voltage to c
4、urrent conversion (I-V) and phase splitting necessary to drive the voltage gain stage. The current feed-back occurs because the output of IC101 drives into a 44 ohm load formed by the two 22 ohm resistors R142 and R143 down to ground, the powerCont/ supply pin currents are half wave-rectified versio
5、ns of the drive current of the amplifier. This causes the voltage gain, which is buffered and passed on to the outputs. The feedback from pin 1 of IC101 acts to reduce the gain of the amplifier; when this current is roughly equal to the current required to drive the input signal into 44-ohms equilib
6、rium is reached and the closed loop gain is defined. The output stage provides the vast majority of the current required to drive the 44-ohm load. The op-amp only needs to provide a very small error current to give the required voltage magnification. Transistors TR101 and TR116 are common base ampli
7、fiers their purpose is to provide the +/- 15v rails necessary to drive the op-amp whilst allowing the power supply currents that are drawn to pass through into the Wilson current mirror stage, this is formed by PNP transistors TR102, TR104 and TR122 the NPN mirror is formed by TR115, TR117 and TR122
8、. TR103 combines the two current mirrors to provide a very high-gain current to voltage (transresistance) gain stage roughly 80dB at low frequency C114 and C132 with R149, R150 combine to give a open-loop pole at roughly 10Khz and a corresponding open-loop zero around 500Khz. This allows for good ti
9、me domain performance and clean square wave reproduction with no sign of ringing or overshoot. Diodes D100 and D101 act to limit the current through TR115 and TR112, if the input current exceeds 14mA the diodes conduct and the transresistance stage becomes a constant current source killing the open
10、loop gain and preventing damage to the transistors. IC101 forms a D.C intergrating servo. Its purpose is to remove residual D.C errors due to slight device mismatch and component tolerances. It is configured as an inverting intergrator with a time constant of 0.5 seconds. Any D.C offset at the outpu
11、t of the amplifier will cause the output if the op-amp to go negative increasing the current in the negative supply pin and thus pulling the output down to ground (and vica versa). D108 protects the inverting input of the op-amp under fault condition. TR103 provides a 4.7v bias voltage to allow the
12、following pre-driver stage to operate in Class A. TR123 and TR125 form a Class A pre-driver emitter follower stage to boost the current gain and isolate the transresistance stage from the output transistors. TR105 and TR118 act as a 30mA current limit and prevent the destruction of TR123 and TR125 u
13、nder a fault condition. R109, R164, R110 and R165 loosely decouple the emitters of TR123 and TR125 from the output stage. TR128, TR129 and TR126, TR127 are Sanken SAP 15N and SAP 15P Bi-polar output drivers RV100 is the Bias adjust preset D104 protect the Output drivers from destruction if RV100 goe
14、s open circuit. C144 to C147 provide local R.F stability and prevent oscillation. D111 and D112 are catch diodes to reduce the effects of back-EMF from the loudspeaker coils/load. R164, R183, C150 and L100 form the Zobel network, these components ensure that the amplifier sees a constant load of 4.7
15、 ohms at high at very high frequencies and improve stability reduce H.F noise. L100 and R183 decouple the load at high frequencies to ensure amplifier stability into capacitive loads. SAP 15NYSAP 15PY S-E 0.22 Ohm SAP Under output driver failure conditions the 0.22 internal emitter resistor will usu
16、ally go open, the resistor should be measured between pins S and E. Protection circuit block The P1 Power amplifier incorporates 4 modes of protection these are as follows. o Instantaneous VI current limiting. o D.C offset protection. o Over-Temperature. o Insulation failure. The VI current limit ci
17、rcuit is built around TR106 and TR119 they sense the voltage across the 0.22-emitter resistors (hence emitter current) and the collector emitter current or device power dissipation exceeds a preset limit. The circuit is designed to allow large unrestricted currents into loads of 3 ohms and above but
18、 limit the current into a short circuit or very low impedance loads. C141, C142 and R162, R163 form a 2.2ms time constant, which will allow larger transients of current delivery for a few milliseconds, to ensure that the amplifier has a sufficiently large transient capability to drive “difficult” lo
19、udspeaker loads. TR106 senses positive current surges and TR119 senses negative surges these intern activate TR107 and switch the optocoupler OPTO100A this fault notification is sent to the microcontroller and the output relay is switched off to protect the amplifier/loudspeaker coils. The D.C offse
20、t protection is built around TR108 and TR109 a positive D.C offset will switch TR108, a negative D.C offset will switch TR120 this will intern switch TR110 and TR109 on in either case this causes the optocoupler at location OPTO100B to transmit a fault line signal to the micro. The Thermistor RTH100
21、 provides Thermal protection and is connected to the positive supply rails adjacent to the collector leg of the output driver at location TR125 this allow the thermistor to sense the temperature of the output device. The output impedance of RTH100 is low when the amplifier is cool typically a few hu
22、ndred ohms, in the event of a thermal overload situation (Above 110 c) RTH100 will go into a high impedance state this will switch TR121 on and intern this will switch TR111 on and cause OPTO 100C to send a fault line flag to the micro. The remaining protection stage is an insulation breakdown detec
23、t circuit this is essentially looking for a breakdown of the insulating pad between the output devices and the heatsinks thus +60v path to ground. The protection is formed around bridge rectifier package DBR100, this will route current through the LED in optocoupler OPTO 100D in the event that the D
24、GND and AGND ground planes move apart by more than 10v. When the transistor in the Opto conducts the thyristor formed by TR112 and TR132 is turned On. Once the Thyristor conducts it pulls the SHUTDOWN* signal low and turns TR8 (Sheet 2) off thus opening both Speaker relays and the Power relay. Pleas
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