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  • Wiki Page: TPA3110D2 in BTL with 4Ohms and 22.5Vcc

    Nate Nate
    Q: TPA3110D2 in BTL with 4Ohms and 22,5Vcc I would like to to use the TPA3110D2 in BTL. I have 22.5Vcc and 4Ohms load. the d/s specifies at Vcc >15V a min load from 4.8Ohms. What could could happen, if I use the device under this conditions? Is only the power losses which may cause problems...
    on May 19, 2010
  • Wiki Page: Using TPA3110D2 for 15W with extra heat sink or pcb area ?

    Don Dapkus Don Dapkus
    It is possible in some situations to achieve higher output power than listed in the data sheet for an audio power amplifier (APA), but one certain cost will be increased distortion. There are also potential issues with thermal management, RMS output current levels and long term reliability. Generally...
    on Sep 1, 2010
  • Wiki Page: TPA3110D2 GVDD Capacitor

    SteveCrump SteveCrump
    Question about TPA3110D2 GVDD Capacitor 1) Is it possible to change GVDD capacitor value larger, for example from 1uF to 220uF? The customer would like to change the capacitor value due to sound tune. 2) When the system is powered on AVCC/PVCC rises to 12V final value over about 2.5 seconds. Is...
    on Sep 28, 2010
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 - single ended output

    Calum Mackinnon Calum Mackinnon
    I have a customer asking the following question - "I need help on the TPA3110D2 Class-D Audio Amp demo board you got me. Can I tie the output single ended? " If this is not possible is theer a single ended part similar to the TPA3110D2? Cheers Calum
    on Dec 9, 2010
  • Wiki Page: TPA3110D2 frequency response

    Don Dapkus Don Dapkus
    Q: TPA3110D2 frequency response Hi team, My customer designs home theatre solutions. They are developing a 5.1 system based on TPA3110D2. On their board they see that gain rolls of at higher frequency -- around 2dB less beyond 10KHz (for resistive load as well as for 8R speakers). This...
    on Feb 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 BSN and BSP capacitors question

    Peter (Big) Pan Peter (Big) Pan
    I got a question, why TPA3110D2 BSN and BSP capacitors (page 25) rated for at least 25V?
    on Feb 23, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 changing gain on the fly

    Mj Mj
    Is it possible to change the gain of TPA3110D2 on the fly ? Or maybe by changing the gain and then shutting it down and turning it back on using the !SD pin ? If yes, would it be better to pull up the Gain 0 and Gain 1 pins and connect it to uC ?
    on Oct 6, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 Output with filter bead

    Mj Mj
    I've built a Class-D Amplifier using the TPA3110D2. Though i can hear the output, when i see it on the DSO its all gibberish. The ferrite bead i am using is HI1812V101R-10 from Steward The filter capacitor is of 1nF. The output contains HF noise. What might be the problem ? I tried with...
    on Oct 21, 2011
  • Forum Post: Idle Channel Noise [TPA3110D2]

    Mj Mj
    I am using the TPA3110D2 class D amplifier. When there is no input on the channel (floating/grounded) i am getting a tiny hiss at the output. I am using LC filter at the output instead of the ferrite bead one. With ferrite bead the idle channel noise was high, using an LC filter has definitely...
    on Dec 26, 2011
  • Forum Post: TPA3111D1, TPA3112D1 over current protection threshold

    Rowan Smales Rowan Smales
    Hi, I am using the TPA3111D1 to drive a predominantly inductive load. The design is based upon the EVM board, with an LC filter, and with -SD and -FAULT linked for automatic recovery. On the datasheet there is no figure for the current threshold at which the over current protection kicks in on this...
    on Mar 6, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 or TPA3117D2 of performance at 6 ohm

    yoshihiro hirata yoshihiro hirata
    Please provide the TPA3110D2 or TPA3117D2 of Supply Current Data at below condition. < Condition > ・ Single end input ・ PBTL out put. ・ 1kHz input signal ・ Speaker impedance 6 Ω ・ Output power 3W ・ Supply Voltage(Vcc) 8V/10V
    on May 29, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 load impedance for BTL config

    Lakshmi Bhavani Lakshmi Bhavani
    When the datasheet of TPA3110D2 mentions load impedance as 4 ohm or 8 ohm in graphs and electrical characteristics, Is it the physical load (speaker impedance) or the impedance seen by the amplifier at each +ve or -ve output terminal (i.e half of the actual physical load for BTL)? In other words, does...
    on Jul 2, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 shutting down between tracks or silence

    Mahendrakumar Reddy Ippagunta Mahendrakumar Reddy Ippagunta
    We have a TPA3110D2 amplifier board which is shutting down during the silence between the tracks or when there are any in the music stream due to network congestion. This shut down problem also occurs when we hot plug the input jack. Sometimes without any reason within 4-5 seconds after power on. These...
    on Jul 3, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 EVM problem

    Nic Tian Nic Tian
    Hello, I'm using TPA3110D2 EVM now, and I'm facing some problems: The EVM worked well before I used a multimeter to measure the voltage of each pin without any connnection of input and load. While after the measurement, the EVM board seems to go wrong, the DC output voltage without input and...
    on Aug 10, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 SE output

    Hongliang Tian Hongliang Tian
    Hi, I am using TI's TPA3110D2 now, I have one question, can this part be used as single end output? I find some answers in this forum, but why BD mode can't be used as SE output, since both output have contained the signal.
    on Aug 27, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 with long SP wire

    toshi-e2e toshi-e2e
    I would like to extend the SP wire with TPA3110D2 from 20m to 100m. Is there any information to consider the possible SP wire length? Also, please advise the LC filter design considerations for using long SP wire. Target Output power is about 3W @1% strain rate.
    on Nov 8, 2012
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 Floating Gain Pins

    George Ioakimedes George Ioakimedes
    I forgot to add pull downs on GAIN0 and GAIN1 and currently only have the option to pull them high which is too much gain for the current application. Any chance floating them will reduce the gain or must they be pulled either high or low?
    on Jan 20, 2013
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 Removing Noise Help

    George Ioakimedes George Ioakimedes
    I've got some noise when idle on my design and since this is my first TPA3110D2 Class D amp board I wanted to get some quick feedback on what I see when measuring across the output ferrite beads. The circuit looks like this: And measuring across FB7 (L+ ferrite bead near the speaker connector...
    on Jan 25, 2013
  • Forum Post: TPA3110D2 / Minimum supply voltage for 4Ω,16W,THD=10% , PBTL mode

    Ryuji Asaka Ryuji Asaka
    Hello, Could you please kindly let me know minimum supply voltage for below condition? <condition> -PBTL operation -4Ω/16W@THD=10% I checked datasheet P.14 Figure13. And It seems that we can operate above conditions by Vcc=11V. But I think that this data is typical value. So, I...
    on Mar 6, 2013
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