On this request to determine if they would be willing/able to perform testing on failed devices from this request to determine “… if the defect is regarding the static damage or is it electrical overstress”?
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On this request to determine if they would be willing/able to perform testing on failed devices from this request to determine “… if the defect is regarding the static damage or is it electrical overstress”?
the customer provided the schematic layout
I was able to get a snapshot of the schematics for amplifier circuit.
The customer is hesitant in providing the full schematics due to their policy with intellectual property.
I believe the snapshot should be sufficient.
Hi Sylvia,
I can only see one detail in your schematic if you are going to use an output filter, you should use an LC filter. You can refer the following application reports: Filter-Free Class-D Audio Amplifiers and Class-D LC Filter Design to find further information about designing an output filter. But I don't think that this is causing your issue.
Best Regards
José Luis Figueroa
Audio Applications Engineer
the customer has some issues before this is closed:
As we requested, the failure analysis was to determine if the problem was related to ESD or EOS.
The recent information provides great feedback on the signal to the speaker, recommendation for filtering but it does not answer the question whether the damage is related to overstress of the component or static damage.
I certainly appreciate your time and help for all that has been done. I am not sure if I will get verification of the true cause of the failure.
Please advise,