Testing a PWM

Gregory

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• Nov 24, 2017

• #1

I have a PWM OUT OF MY TV Samsung 55 inch . I do not have a Cro
How do I test this component

 

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JonSea

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• Nov 24, 2017

• #2

If you can read the part number, search for a data sheet.

If you can't find a data sheet, throw it in the trash - there's no way to know how to use it.

 

Gregory

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• Nov 24, 2017

• #3

The part number is 3BR1065JF PWM
I hope that some one can help me out

 

JonSea

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• Nov 24, 2017

• #4

Really, Google is your friend. It's not going to be a chip for a beginner to us

 

Gregory

Member

• Nov 24, 2017

• #5

How do I test this device I bo not have a cro

 

jpanhalt

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• Nov 25, 2017

• #6

Here's the datasheet, in case you missed it: https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/Infin...n.pdf?fileId=db3a30431ce5fb52011cf41346a204ef

Cheaper to buy a new chip rather than an oscilloscope. Although, getting an oscilloscope might be a good investment to consider.

 

Riyaz1539

New Member

• Nov 25, 2017

• #7

PWM is pulse width modulation, it is a square wave signal where you can adjust the width of the wave by changing the duty cycle. Thus, it can be used in power electronics for various applications like inverter, rectifiers etc.

We once used it for making home automation system as the wave width is used to generate binary coded signal and commands.