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  • LM4902: Schematics review and o/p voltage requirement is 1.5 Vrms@150ohm.

    Manjunath B
    Manjunath B
    Part Number: LM4902 Hi ... We are using TLV320AIC14KIDBTR and LM4902MM/NOPB in our audio processing card. The input to the TLV320AIC14KIDBTR will be MIC or 1.5 Vrms differential. The output of the TLV320AIC14KIDBTR will be given as an input to LM4902MM…
    • over 3 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • Answered
  • LM4902: Time to audio output.

    Kengo.Y
    Kengo.Y
    Resolved
    Part Number: LM4902 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM4990 , LM4890 Hi team, I'd like to know your answer about each of LM4902, LM4890, and LM4990. How long does it take to output after wake up from the shutdown mode? *There is always an input signal…
    • Resolved
    • over 3 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • Answered
  • RE: OPA1632: Impedance and o/p voltage requirement is 600 Ohm and 12 Vrms.

    Sima Jalaleddine
    Sima Jalaleddine
    Resolved
    Hello Manjunath, I will be reviewing the OPA1632. If you would need a schematic review of the LM4902, I would suggest creating a new thread linking the LM4902 device part number to the question, so the thread will be placed in the appropriate TI team…
    • over 3 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum
  • Answered
  • RE: LM386: LM386 working below 4V

    José Luis
    José Luis
    Resolved
    Joseph, All right, I understand now. As I mentioned, you can use an LDO regulator in order to regulate the LM386's power supply. Another alternative would be to use another device, you could have a look to the following devices: LM4902, LM4861 and…
    • over 7 years ago
    • Audio
    • Audio forum

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