Power supply circuit, Control system, Th-k2at/k2e/k2et – Kenwood 144MHz FM TRANSCEIVER K2E User Manual

Page 10: Circuit description, Charging circuit, Power supply switching circuit, Battery type recognition circuit, Reset and backup circuit, Fig. 11 reset and backup circuit

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TH-K2AT/K2E/K2ET

10

Power Supply Circuit

Charging Circuit

When an external power supply is connected to the DC IN

terminal, the constant-current circuit consisting of Q33 and
D31 provides a constant current of approx. 110 mA to the Ni-
MH battery.

If no external power supply is connected to the DC IN

terminal, the constant-current circuit does not function.

Power Supply Switching Circuit

The voltage supplied through the battery terminal or DC IN

terminal is branched in the power supply switching circuit as
shown in Fig.10 and then supplied to the required components.

Battery Type Recognition Circuit

When the battery pack is attached to the transceiver, the

battery type is recognized with the T terminal on the
transceiver. This battery type recognition activates charging
for the Ni-MH battery pack and displaying the battery meter.

+

-

T

B

J2

RN2701

XC6202PB
52FR

Q41

D32

D80

5T SW

Q37, Q38

2SK1830

5M

CHARGE

SW

RB051L-40

IC6
D48,49
D42,43,46
D47,44

BATT

CHARGE

5R SW

TK11250

CUCB

5.0V

TK11250

CM

AVR

5C SW

PROTECT

CPH3317

2SJ347

Q35

CHARGE

BTDET

Q34

Q57

D33

IC12

AVR

2SB1184
(Q,R)
2SC4617(R)

IC4

5MS SW

Q55

5MV SW

Q36

RB521S-30

DC-IN

DET

RN2105

AF AMP

2SB1184

(Q,R)

PROTECT

5.0V

11.5V

AF/LAMP
AVR

RN2105

Q53

PROTECT

THERM

DET

2SK1830

B

RB051L-40

Q33

AVR

IC9

B

PROTECT

D36

RB521S-30

D35

PROTECT

RB521S-30

PROTECT

D30

RB521S-30

IC8
MPU

D31
DA221

CONSTANT
CURRENT

BTEMP

DCDET

BATT TERMINAL
7.5V Norminal
(6.0 - 9.0V)

DC IN
13.8V Norminal
(12.0 - 16.0V)

IC1
TCXO
Q4,5,6
D40,41

5R

5T

VR1
ENC

5C

Q9,10,13
D8,10
TH1
IC16
Q47

5MV

IC3,17
D9,14
Q16,17
Q22,23,24
Q59

IC5
Q30

5MS

Fig. 10 Charging and Power supply switching circuit

Control System

Reset and Backup Circuit

When power is supplied to the transceiver, the 5M voltage

goes “H” as C303 is charged.

A rising edge of the 5M voltage is detected by the voltage

detection IC (IC11) and when its output (RESET) goes “H”,
the reset status of the MPU is released.

D35

R244

5M

5C

C307

R243

L63

BATT

5V

AVR

IC9

IC8

MPU

IC15

EEPROM

Timing chart

Power

ON

5V

5M

0

Power

OFF

IN

OUT

C303

+

IC11

IN

OUT

RESET

IC10

IN

OUT

INT

5V

RESET

0

5V

INT

0

If the supplied voltage to the transceiver is reduced and

the 5M voltage falls below the detection voltage of the voltage
detection IC (IC10), the MPU detects it by an interrupt
processing, backs up data in EEPROM (IC15) and turns the
power off.

Fig. 11 Reset and Backup circuit

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

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