Part Number: TPA3128D2 Hello,
In the TPA3128D2 documentation, it says the following about setting up the PBTL output:
This implies that:
The OUTxR outputs should be manually tied together to become OUTP and the OUTxL outputs should be manually…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Tool/software: Hi there,
I previously asked some questions about this amplifier. In the meantime, we designed a system based on the specifications of this module, and just found out that the EVM boards may not be available…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA3118D2EVM , TPA3128D2 Tool/software: Hi there,
Thanks very much for the responses to our previous question on this.
We are pretty close to completing a design based on the specs of this…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA3128D2 ,
Tool/software:
Hello there,
We have been searching for a broadband amplifier to drive piezoelectric transducers for subsea applications.
I recently came across TPA3128D2EVM…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Tool/software: Hello,
Testing eval board TPA3128D2EVM in PBTL mode while hot-swapping the load. Works fine.
Load = 100W wire wound resistors ranging from 2 to 15ohm.
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Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Hello,
When probing one of the audio outputs of the TPA3128 with respect to ground (i.e. single ended) while idling, my customer sees a waveform like that shown below. It doesn't look like normal output ripple and we are…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Hi SIr,
I need the TPA3128D2EVM schematic and pcb file in Altium Designer for my reference design, could you please send the related file to us? My email address is helen-chen@ti.com
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA3128D2 Hi ,
Please clarify about the RC snubber positions in the TPA3128D2 EVM Schematic.
In this schematic , capacitor C2 connected to the line output and Resistor R1 end connected to…
Part Number: TPA3128D2EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPA3128D2 I just received the TPA3128D2EVM and I tried turning the potentiometer, but the gain does not change. Is there a jumper or other kind of setting that is bypassing the potentiometer?…
