How is operating current on power rail AVDD, IOVDD, and PVDDL?
Speaker is 2W 4ohm.
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How is operating current on power rail AVDD, IOVDD, and PVDDL?
Speaker is 2W 4ohm.
Hi
For AVDD and IOVDD you may refer to data sheet Typical Current Consumption table at bottom of page 9: https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tas2781.pdf#page=9&zoom=100,0,700
PVDDL may depend on the output power level and the power mode configuration. If POWER_MODE1, PVDDL would drive the output for the region before the efficiency stepping down as shown in Figures 6-15 and 6-17, with that efficiency plot you can estimate PVDDL consumption. If POWER_MODE0 then PVDDL would be close to idle consumption as it won't drive the output.
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer
Hi Salazar
Thanks for your reply. I still have some confusion about this.
For AVDD and IOVDD, the table seems to not show current under Normal mode.
We used external power supply for PVDDH and PVDDL.
PVDDH: DC mode 9-12V, AC mode 20V
PVDDL: AC and DC mode always 5V
So, which is our power mode and configuration?
Hi
Can you elaborate on what "Normal mode" is?
External PVDDH and PVDDL can be power modes 0 or 1 (mode 0 would force PVDDH while mode 1 enables Y-Bridge feature). Both of these modes are included in the table, and as you can notice the consumption values are similar.
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer
Hi
Do you know which power mode would be used? As mentioned above, I think you may be using either power mode 0 or 1, depending on the PVDDH scheme required by your application.
In any case, both of these modes are included in the table:
There should be no big difference in AVDD and IOVDD for idle vs playing, as most of the consumption during playback is driven from PVDDL or PVDDH.
Best regards,
-Ivan Salazar
Applications Engineer