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TAS5630B - Tests with a sample integrated. Tank's you TI.

Just create this thread to publicize my results and encourage the use of this wonderful technology. 
The amplifier seemed fascinating to me, it is very small, robust and has excellent features.
I got 140 W R.M.S in 8 Ohms, with just 48 Vdc per channel, which I think is fantastic.
Other points in favor are the use of a simple source and the integrated protections that provide high reliability to the system.
It should be noted that the total dissipation of the circuit is very low, ultimately achieving greater efficiency compared to other topologies.
I thank Texas Instrument again for offering its customers access to free samples of its portfolio of electronic components.


The components used were obviously the TAS5630B, the operational amplifiers OPA1632, and the regulators LM1117 and LM317.

For any question I am willing to help,
Cordial greeting to the whole community

Bye.

José Quaglia




  • Jose,

    Great to hear you are so pleased!

    Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can assist you in any way.

    Regards,

    -Adam

    If I have answered your question please click the "This resolved my issue" button on this thread.
  • Hello Adam, thanks for the comment.

    I have no doubt, I just wanted to share the results with the community. Then I want to add images of the catches of the oscilloscope. And I am available for any doubt or problem that another partner may have in the assembly of said circuit.

    It's the first time I post in the forum. I apologize if I did not do it correctly or I made a mistake. I want to learn and be able to contact people who make electronic projects similar to mine to expand my knowledge.

    I really like electronics and I want to know new things, that's why I want to learn to use the forum.

    Thank you very much for all Adam, Best regards.
  • Jose,

    You did exactly correct, thanks for your post!

    Regards,

    -Adam