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TLV320DAC3100-Q1: pin FMEA

Part Number: TLV320DAC3100-Q1

Hi team,

Could you please advise pin FMEA of the following case?

1. HPL (27pin), HPR (30 pin) are default power down which means those 2pins are High-Z at power up, correct?

In that case, Could you please advise the impact if these pins short to SPKP or SPKM pin?

2. Could you please advise the pin FMEA of SPKM, SPKP pins short to 3.3V?

regards,

  • Hi Shinji,

    I'm working on this request, will come back with further information within a day.

    Best regards,
    -Ivan Salazar
    Applications Engineer

  • Hi Shinji,

    Apologies for the delay, yes HP outputs are Hi-Z by default after power up, although if shorted to SPKx outputs there may be some distortion at the speaker.
    You can refer to the table below:

    Pin

    Short to GND

    Short to VDD

    Short to Adjacent

    Open Circuit

    Name

    No

    Description

    Class

    Description

    Class

    Description

    Class

    Description

    Class

    SPKP

    22/26

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    No output signal

    B

    SPKM

    19/23

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    Overcurrent protection exercised. Class-D output disabled.

    B

    No output signal

    B

    HPL

    (Hi-Z)

    27

    No effect

    D

    No effect

    D

    Class-D output performance degradation if shorted to SPKP. No effect if shorted to HPVDD.

    C

    No effect

    D

    HPR

    (Hi-Z)

    30

    No effect

    D

    No effect

    D

    No effect

    D

    No effect

    D

    Best regards,
    -Ivan Salazar
    Applications Engineer