| Sujet : c'est quoi? Nouveau | De JO Le 05-01-2013 à 17:14 sta |
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bonjour,
Savez vous quel est ce composant , pronenant d'un TV cathodique récent ?
svp 
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| Sujet : c'est quoi? Nouveau | De audiovalve Le 05-01-2013 à 17:17 sta |
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"ça ressemble" au posistor de démagnétisation.
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| Sujet : c'est quoi? Nouveau | De Jean-B Le 05-01-2013 à 17:17 sta |
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C'est un posistor, ou résistance PTC, employé en protection d'alim.
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| Sujet : c'est quoi? Nouveau | De Jean-B Le 05-01-2013 à 17:20 sta |
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Quelques explications ICI, sur la démagnétisation en TV
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| Sujet : c'est quoi? Nouveau | De JO Le 05-01-2013 à 17:31 sta |
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mreci, avec le nom j'ai trouvé une explication:
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What is a posistor?
A posistor is a combination of a PTC (positive temperature coefficient) resistor and another resistor-element to heat it up and keep it hot. Sometimes, these will go by the name posister or thermistor. The heater is a disk shaped resistor across the power line and the themister is a disk shaped device in series with the degauss coil. They are in clamped together to be in close contact thermally. You can pry off the lid and see for yourself.
The most common failure mode is for the part to short across the line.
Its function is to control degauss, so the only thing you lose when you remove one of these is the degauss function on power-on. When you turn the TV or monitor on, the PTC resistor is cold and low resistance. When heated, it becomes very high resistance and turns off the degauss coil but gradually - the current ramps down to zero rather than being abruptly cut off..
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