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TAS5717: PIN16 resistance value causes batch no sound

Part Number: TAS5717

Dear Sir

The TI TAS5717PHPR, IC OS-RES and resistance R32 mentioned above, now we have made 13 sets before the batch of 1000 sets, and R32 uses 16K. After our test, 8 pieces of audio were normal, but 5 pieces of audio were interrupted, or no sound. When we change the resistance value to 18K, the fault is still the same, but when we change the resistance value downward to 13K,12K and 11K, the sound will be normal and there will be no interruption or no sound. The patches are all the same. They are all pasted by the same patch machine. The IC pin ground pad is also normal. I wonder whether this is the R32 value range of IC, or there is something wrong with our PCB design.

This is the PCB 

Layout: 2 layer

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Is there any influence between the resistance of this R32 and our PCB design? Why is there sound interruption and silence when 18K or 16K is used? IC is not broken, as long as the resistance is reduced, the sound will be normal. IC grounding and other grounding is no problem, the patch process is normal, so how can the manufacturer put the resistance position will be better, more reasonable.

  • Hi Wang

    thank you so much for your study.

    have you test the waveform at osc_res, is there any difference when you changing the resistor value.

    also, do you have any board that when you change resistor some like 18k, 16k, 15k, 14k, it keeps fail until you change it to 13k.

    i think you can use the worse board to test the waveform, and comparing it with never fail board, it can help check whether PCB or some other thing on the board affect the result.

    thks

    jesse