Part Number: TAS5614A Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614 Tool/software: Hi team,
May I know analog gain of TAS5614? I can't find this spec in datasheet.
Regards
Amber
Part Number: TAS5614A Dear all,
Not knowing how his forum works, I just posted another question about the TAS554.
In the present post, the question is in the title. The objective is to reduce maximum power and distortion, but I'm not even sure the…
Part Number: TAS5614LA Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A Sorry if this is a duplicate, but my previous message was not acknowledged by your system. So here we go again.
Does the TA5614LA offer signifcant advantages over the TAS5614A?
All I…
Part Number: TAS5614LA Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A Hello,
The question is in the title.
All I could notice reading the manuals is that the LA is slightly better in terms of THD.
Any other major advantages for the LA?
The 5614A is…
Part Number: TAS5614A Hi,
we have a proto amp using TAS5514A with T94-2 based inductors. Proto works fine but we don't really need the full
power of this part so I'm looking for ways to downsize these inductors.
I'm evaluating the possibility of…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A , TAS5342A Dear All,
I have an audio project which leveraged TAS5614a to build a bluetooth speaker. During the course of development and testing, we noticed that the output capacitors C91,C92,C88,C42,C39,C40…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A , TAS5508C Hi,
can TAS5614A pwm inputs feed from another (smaller) class d amplifire outputs? what are the signal demands in that case (pwm frequency etc)? Regards Fredrik
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A Hello,
I'm currently involved with a audio project and we chose to use the TAS5614A as our digital amplifier. I was curious if there were any issues with using apply crossover network for the recommended floating…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5614A Hi,
The description for the TAS5614A says it delivers 65W Stereo into 8Ω at 1%THD+N (5th bullet on this page ).
However, when you look at the charts on the datasheet ( Figure 1 on page 11 ), it looks much…
