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TAS5713 vs TAS5715

Alexandrea
Prodigy 30 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TAS5715, TAS5713

Hi,

I have been looking at the TAS5713 and comparing it to the TAS5715. In terms of output power they seem very similar. Are there any output power advantages to using the TAS5715?

Thank you

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    TI__Guru**** 189399 points

    Hi, Alexandrea,

    I have asked one of my guys to look into this for you. I take it you are leaning towards the TAS5715? Have you been using the TAS5713?

    He has a meeting that will take up the morning, but he should get back to you by COB Tuesday.

    -d2

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    TI__Intellectual 1120 points

    Hi Alexandrea,

    I have been looking at the TAS5713 and TAS5715.

    Actually, there is no big difference between TAS5713 and TAS5715 except ‘Headphone’. TAS5715 support Headphone mode. So, TAS5715 have more power consumption than TAS5713 in mute.

    Below table is detail.

     

    TAS5713

    TAS5715

    Unit

    Min

    TYP

    Max

    Min

    TYP

    Max

    IDD        3.3V supply current

     

    48

    83

     

    56

    85

    mA

    IPVDD   Supply Current

     

    41

    75

     

    40

    85

    mA

    From the viewpoint of Output Power, Both devices have exactly same output power if two devices operate at same condition. The main thing that dominates is Rds(on), since these two devices have same Rds(ON) -110mohm.

    So, there is virtually no difference.