715G8962-P02-000-003S Power Board 715G8962 P02000003S TV Accessory Power Board

Power input: TV power boards typically require AC power input from wall sockets. These inputs typically range from 110-240 volts and sometimes include additional stabilizers or filters to ensure a stable power supply. Power management chip: A power management chip is usually integrated on the TV power board, which can monitor and control power output. This chip is responsible for providing the required power supply voltage and current, and ensuring the stability and safety of the power supply. Output circuit: There are multiple output circuits on the TV power board, which are used to provide different voltages and currents to other TV components such as the motherboard and display screen. These circuits will provide suitable power according to the requirements of the components. Protection mechanism: In order to protect the TV power board and other components from potential damage, the TV power board usually has some protection mechanisms. For example, overcurrent protection can prevent current from exceeding the set value, overvoltage protection can prevent power supply voltage from being too high, and may also include functions such as short circuit protection and over temperature protection. Fault detection: The TV power board may also have a fault detection function to promptly detect and report any fault situations. This can help users or technicians identify power issues and take appropriate repair measures.