Tool/software:
Hello,
According to TAS5431 datasheet, the MUTE pin should be asserted LOW when the device is in Standby (i.e STANDBY/ pin = LOW = Amplifier Disabled).
Is there any issue if we keep the MUTE pin HIGH during Standby?
Thanks
Chirag
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Tool/software:
Hello,
According to TAS5431 datasheet, the MUTE pin should be asserted LOW when the device is in Standby (i.e STANDBY/ pin = LOW = Amplifier Disabled).
Is there any issue if we keep the MUTE pin HIGH during Standby?
Thanks
Chirag
Chiraq,
If you keep the MUTE pin high during a Standby there can be a leakage path to the BYP pin. This extra current may not meet the turn off current for the system spec. I would suspect that the long-term shutdown would have the 3.3Vdc shutdown for the pull up on the MUTE pin.
Regards,
Gregg Scott
Thanks Gregg!
Also, currently we bring the Amp in/out of Standby while Amp is muted as shown below to avoid Audio pop issues. Do you agree with the following sequence?
Chiraq,
This is how we would like to see it. For long term off periods, the 3.3Vdc supply should be off so the MUTE pin will not be pulled up.
Regards,
Gregg Scott
Hi Gregg,
Currently we have 100K pullup to 3.3V on MUTE pin to limit the leakage current. I will plan on removing this pull-up but would like to understand what leakage path it takes internally.
Thanks
Chirag
Hi Chirag
MUTE pin doesn't have internal pull up or pull down, only FET off state leakage, smaller than 1uA.