Back Projection Color Television Repair Manual 2

Author: Wu Nanyan, Ma Xiangyi (editors)
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: Whether out of a passion for music or movies, or a "" enthusiasm for audio and visuals, many people hope to own their own home theater system. As the visual component of a home theater system, back-projection color TVs are undoubtedly the best choice today. Industry experts point out that to revitalize China's electronics industry and make it a pillar industry driving overall economic growth and structural upgrades, certain products and fields should be strategically selected as new growth points for the electronic information industry. Large-screen back-projection color TVs are one of the projects awaiting development. With technological advancements, back-projection color TVs have become increasingly thin and feature larger screens. Their cathode-ray tubes (CRTs) offer wide viewing angles, sufficient brightness, and resolution that averages above 700 lines, with high-end models reaching over 1,000 lines. Therefore, it can be imagined that back-projection color TVs employ new technologies different from those of previous large-screen color TVs. Before diving into the main content of this book, let's first gain a general understanding of the functional features of back-projection color TVs. Currently, common brands of back-projection color TVs include Pioneer, Sony, Philips, Panasonic, Toshiba, Hitachi, JVC, LG, and others. Each model has its own unique characteristics and strengths. This book is the second volume, featuring models such as the Toshiba 44G9UXC (F8LP chipset), 56PW5UC/UH (F5DW chipset), Panasonic TC-51GF85G/H (E2 chipset), Sony KP-E41MG11/E53MG11 (RG1 chipset), KP-EF41MG/EF48MG/EF53MG/EF61MG (RG2 chipset), and LG PF-43A10 (MP-44A chipset).