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c. Power switching circuit

As the signal from the oscillator is amplified through Q7 to Q6 to change current to the transformer T2. it causes voltage to appear on the base of Q5 (one of components is cut by D1), so that the transistor Q5 begins to per- form switching operation in synchronization with the oscillation frequency. As Q2 is switched, current is supplied to the emitter side of the transistor Q5, which produces smoothed voltage through the capacitor C1 and the coil L2. The circuit composed of D4 and VR1 is the reference voltage for the +5 or + 12V supply, which is used to control the emitter current flowing to the transistor Q9. The current supplied from Q9 is used to create Tr3 inactive by the delayed C1 and C2 voltages which supplied from Tr1-R2-VR1-D3. It goes high with deactivation of Tr3.

3. Alarm circuit

(Alarm generation circuit)

When power turns off, the voltage accumulated in C1 and C2 are supplied to the base of Tr2 via Tr1 ... and D3, so that Tr2 is kept active and Tr3 inactive for some- times after power off.

Timing chart

SW

+ 5V

PFD

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Sharp MZ-3500 service manual Alarm generation circuit, Timing chart