Analysis of The General Block Diagram of The Motherboard
Analysis of The General Block Diagram of The Motherboard
Analysis of The General Block Diagram of The Motherboard
- CPU - Video Card
- Sound Card - Card Net
- HDD - CDROM
- FDD - Keyboard
- Mouse
This is the power control circuit for CPU VCore, the circuit is responsible for hanging the voltage
12V/2A to 1.5 V and current up to 10A to the CPU level, the circuit includes components such
as Mosfet , IC oscillator, the filter circuit LC
· Slot RAM
Memory RAM controlled by the chipset north to add RAM memory, this memory is indispensable
intermediary in a computer system.
· PCI slot
PCI slot controlled by the chipset south to add the extension Card as Sound Card, net work card etc..
. IDE port
Gateway Chipset IDE by male drivers, the port used to attach IDE drives such as HDD, CDROM,
DVD ...
See the flash file attached)
The components on the motherboard and the block diagram of the motherboard
POST (Power On Self Test) process and restart the computer test
The boot process and check the computer's place as soon as you press the switch to open source, when
the screen is not at all at a variety of processes have been implemented by computer program by the BIOS
POST implementation .
Most of the damage to the motherboard are expressed in at startup, so if you understand the machine's
boot process, you can easily determine the cause of each incident.
1. Switch, the main source of the supply voltage for the Mainboard of the 12V, 5V and 3.3V
2. VCore circuit for CPU VRM power and signal VRM_GD (VRM_Good) to the south Chipset
3. Clock pulse generator circuit (clocking) activities, providing the components on the Main Clock pulse to
operate
4. When Vcc, Clock IC with pulse-SIO operation.
5. IC-SIO Reset signal generation to launch men Chipset
6. Chipset male activities
7. If the chipset signals VRM_GD male Reset signal generation system
8. Chipset North activities
9. North Chipset CPU generated reset signal
10. CPU operation
11. CPU signal access for loading ROM BIOS program
12. Program RAM BIOS memory test
13. Program Card Video BIOS test
14. BIOS to load the configuration stored in CMOS RAM
15. Check the port and the drive in the CMOS setup
16. Run the hard drive and load the operating system from hard disk to RAM
- The voltage of the ATX power
- Circuit power supply voltage for CPU VRM
- Mach Chipset voltage source
- Circuit voltage source for RAM
2. The ATX power voltage.
o The orange wire: 3.3 V
o The red wires: 5V
o The yellow wire: 12V
o purple wires: 5V STB (first level)
o white wire: - 5V
blue color here:-12V
o gray wire is pin PG (Power Good - good source report)
The wires the same color have the same voltage, the ATX power them comes from a point, but the
manufacturer is divided into several fibers with the aim to increase the contact area on the plug in Iraq,
while minimizing the problems caused by the fault contact
3.1 - The power supply voltage directly to the components (not the voltage) On the motherboard there
are a number of components used directly from the ATX power supply to the circuit without any
pressure, it's components:
(The components used directly from the ATX power supply or crash when you use poor-quality ATX)
Other components such as CPU, RAM, Video Card Chipset north and they often run at low voltage so
they have a separate circuit voltage to low voltage from 3.3 V power, 5V or 12V to the power level low
voltage from 1.3 V to 2.5 V.
# Open source activity on the Mainboard
(See the flash file attached)
The process of power control on the motherboard
# Note the components on the diagram