Section 4 -- Convergence Circuitry; Overall Convergence Circuit - Mitsubishi Electric VS-45605 Technical Training Manual

The Convergence Correction Circuitry in the VZ7
chassis is digital. Figure 4-1 illustrates a Basic Block
Diagram of the circuit. Horizontal and vertical pulses
are applied to a Convergence Correction Generator.
The Correction Generator produces Horizontal and
Vertical Correction signals for each CRT, Red, Green
and Blue. The Correction Signals are not analog
waveforms, but are Serial Digital Signals.
The signals are applied to Digital to Analog Con-
verters to produce the analog waveforms required
to drive the Sub Coils in the Deflection Yokes. The
signals are then amplified and applied to their respec-
tive Yoke Sub Coils.
Section 4
Convergence Circuitry
Page 4-1
Overall Convergence Circuitry
Figure 4-2 shows a simplified diagram of the Over-
all Convergence Circuitry. IC800 is the Convergence
Correction Waveform Generator. Horizontal pulses
are derived from the Horizontal Output stage cir-
cuitry, and vertical pulses from the V-Pump terminal
on the Vertical Output IC, IC451.
The horizontal and vertical pulses are buffered by
IC803, on the PCB-CONV, and then directed to
IC800. IC803 is comprised of two D-type Flip Flops
providing clean precisely timed output pulses. The
internal circuitry in IC800, uses the pulses from IC803
to generate the Convergence Correction signals, in a
Serial Digital format.