Part Number: TAS5828M Hi everybody,
I need help with a custom design I developed using the TAS5828M.
The amplifier is actually able to play audio, the I2S signal is coming from a microcontroller with bluetooth, and the sound quality is also really really…
Part Number: TAS5828M Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS6424 Hi!
Is there a possibility using some I2C-registers and some other stuff, to find out the load impedance of the connected speaker? In my case it's about detecting 4, 8 or 16 Ohm.
The …
Part Number: TAS5828M Hi!
The IC outputs the two sinus-signals without load (top picture) but there are waveform problems with a 10 Ohm load (bottom). Why does this happen?
Here the additonal data: * PVDD internally measured: 23.6V without load, 23.2V…
Part Number: TAS5828M
Hi team,
What will happen when changing the value of Class D Loop Bandwidth in PPC3?
How does this changing affect switching frequency?
Best regards,
Shunsuke Yamamoto
Part Number: TAS5828M Hi There,
The TAS5828 is advertised and promoted as a 192khz sample rate part which is one major reason this part is useful to my customer Unite Audio. However PurePath console only allows setting of 96Khz.
We understand internal…
Part Number: TAS5828M Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5825M , Hi, please can you urgently provide the TAS5825M/ TAS5828M: : Process flow 7 Base/Pro 48k DSP register map ? It is missing from the documentation. Previous thread you emailed another person directly…
Part Number: TAS5828MTAS5828M is advertised to support 192khz so we would like to obtain the information to support this. We started design and just found out that PPC only has 96khz support. Please urgently provide details to support 192khz. *note: We…
Part Number: TAS5828M Dears,
1. The client found some problems in the software part of TAS5828 debugging, please help to check whether we can provide the software of DEMO board?
2. There is something wrong with the above software mode. The client wants…
Part Number: TAS5828M Hi Team,
Our customer would like to know if there is a difference in the output distortion of the TAS5825 and TAS5828.
Regards,
Danilo