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Dear TI
I would like to know Ioc.
How do I calculate the TAS5630PHD the Ioc (19A)?
For example, when calculating how will it be 18A?
Thank you
Best regards
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Dear Junho, I have attached a graph showing Iocp vs. Rocp, which you can use for this calculation. Please note that the minimum value of Rocp is the following.
- For cycle-by-cycle current limiting (continuous limiting without shutdown), 24k.
- For latching current limiting (shutdown immediately with overcurrent), 47k.
Best regards,
Steve.
Thanks Steve for reply.
Please answer me.
I have more questions.
Increasing the Rocp, Is it possible to prevent the IC from over-current damage?
Best Regards
junho
Junho, are you having a problem with overcurrent? Are you using our EVM or your own circuit?
Increasing Rocp will reduce Iocp and therefore any risk of damage.
But TAS5630 PHD should protect itself even with Rocp = 22k and Iocp = 19A nominal.
Best regards,
Steve.
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Thanks Steve.
I have a lot to worry about over current.
I using to EVM and Own Board.
A problem was occurred,
When connecting to the external audio player. (plug and unplug)
Not a problem when the connection is complete.
So, OCP will be trying to lower.
Please review
Best regards junho |
Junho, it is possible that the preamplifier is driving TAS5630 inputs outside their maximum range (-0.3 to 5 V) when external input is plugged or unplugged. This can damage the device. We recommend the following startup sequence to avoid trouble.
1) Connect the audio source to the inputs with the audio source stopped or turned off.
2) Apply VDD, GVDD and PVDD.
3) Bring /RESET high.
4) Apply audio to the inputs when READY is high.
Bullet (4) does not include plugging or unplugging and input, because this can cause transients that drive TAS5630 inputs outside their Absolute Maximum range. Instead, stop the audio source, bring /RESET low, unplug the audio source and then follow the startup procedure above.
Best regards,
Steve.