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The 7104 uses a switch-mode power supply.
The 7104 uses a switch-mode power supply.


Module A23 (schematic page <14>) contains the mains rectifier, base drive circuitry, and power transistors of the inverter (aka, switcher).
Module A23 (schematic page <14>) contains the mains rectifier,
These transistors produce a 25 kHz waveform that is fed to the primary of T1310, whose secondaries provide the power for the rest of the scope.
base drive circuitry, and power transistors of the inverter (aka, switcher).
These transistors produce a 25 kHz waveform that is fed to the primary of T1310,
whose secondaries provide the power for the rest of the scope.


Module A24 (also on schematic page <14>) contains the inverter control circuit and rectifiers for the secondaries of T1310.
Module A24 (also on schematic page <14>) contains the inverter control circuit
and rectifiers for the secondaries of T1310.
The inverter control circuit uses the [[155-0067-02]] inverter control IC, which is U1275.
The inverter control circuit uses the [[155-0067-02]] inverter control IC, which is U1275.
Module A25 (schematic page <15>) contains the low-voltage regulators.
There as independently regulated and current-limited sections
for the -50V, -15V, +5V, +15V and +50V rails.
Each section has an opamp and a BJT output transistor in emitter-follower configuration.
The opamps need power, too.
To avoid a dependency cycle, the power supplies for the opamps are separate
low-current, low-efficiency zener clamps that in no way depend on the -50V, -15V, +5V, +15V or +50V regulators.
The power supplies for the opamps produce -22V, -5.6V, +5.6V, and +22V.
To avoid exceeding the opamps' limit of 30V total rail voltage, each opamp either gets
-22V and +5.6V, or -5.6V and +22V, depending on whether it needs more output swing
in the positive or negative direction.
The +50V section is produces the reference voltage for the other sections.
It uses a 9V zener diode, VR1412, as a reference.


==Prices==
==Prices==

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