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TPA3123D2 getting warm at startup

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Avijit Dutta77485
Posted by Avijit Dutta77485
on Apr 19 2012 02:09 AM
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TPA3123D2 -SCH.pdf

Dear All,

                 I had build a double sided proto-board in reference with Ti's TPA3123D2-EVM board. My problem is that when ever I am trying it out with linear power supply it is working but when I am trying it out with wall-adaptar o/p or smps its getting hot at no-load,no signal condition . Shutdown,Mute voltages are OK , even the output is at half-supply but the IC is getting hot & no output is coming out.

But the EVM is working with both of supplies. Any suggestion??

I can post the Layout in pdf if required. 

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  • Don Dapkus
    Posted by Don Dapkus
    on May 04 2012 07:20 AM
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    Hi, Avijit,

    Sorry for the delay...

    I suspect a problem with your output filter. Can you remove C119 and C120 and see if the problem goes away?

    -d2

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    Hi, Avijit,

    Any update?

    -d2

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    Posted by Avijit Dutta77485
    on May 29 2012 01:27 AM
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    Sorry I was in something else for quite a time.  I had removed those caps of 0.68uF but the result is the same.

    I want to ask I had connected 10UF elco cap instead of ceramic with Pin20,19 of TPA3123d2. Would it cost some problem????????

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  • Don Dapkus
    Posted by Don Dapkus
    on May 29 2012 08:38 AM
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    Hi, Avijit,

    That's interesting... With no load, is something odd happening with your power supply due to light load? 

    -d2

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    Posted by Avijit Dutta77485
    on Jun 02 2012 03:28 AM
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    Hi Don,

                   I dont think so as the TI's EVM board is running fine with SMPS only my proto-board is having problem at start-up.

    - Avijit

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    on Jun 05 2012 22:55 PM
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    Avijit,

    Have you looked at the signals on a scope? Maybe the supply is oscillating when loaded by your board?

    -d2

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