hi .
Noises from pin 27,28
How do I fix?
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Hello, Gyu-Hae,
Can you please describe the issue more in detail? Maybe some waveform captures and issue description. Is the device function normally with expected performance?
reg,
Paul.
Audio Applications
Dallas TX
Hi, Gyu-Hae,
Typically, you can improve the power supply noise by a good ground plane and proper placement of decoupling caps.
Order of Priority -
1. Ground Plane
2. Decoupling caps placement and connection.
3. Input and analog control routing
Make sure that the high freq decoupling caps are within 1mm of the IC and place bulk decoupling caps as close to them as possible. Ground hi-freq decoupling caps and GND pins to the PowerPad.
Please follow the EVM layout as close as possible for optimal performance.
Did you try this on EVM as well?
reg,
Paul.
Tpa3110d2evm is in use now.
c13.c19, ------>> 1uF
FB5, FB6 ------>> 33uH
After a change
Noise is reduced
the noise is emitted
Tpa3110d2evm is in use now.
c13.c19, ------>> 1uF
FB5, FB6 ------>> 33uH
After a change
Noise is almost reduced
However, when the speaker is connected to the noise 1/3 emission
Hi, Gyu-Hae,
Beefing up the supply filter will help to reduce the switching noise on the supply line as you have observed. Using LC filter at the TPA3110D2 output instead of ferrite bead will help with conducted emission test too. What is the main concern of the noise on the supply for your application? EMC?
reg,
Paul.
1. DAC output terminal is connected to the input terminals of tpa3110d2 occurs noise
2. DAC ground is connected to the input terminals of tpa3110d2 occurs noise
3. tpa3110d2 ground is connected to the input terminals of tpa3110d2 does not occurs noise.
Ground loop?