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TAS5411-Q1: Boh sound

Part Number: TAS5411-Q1


Dear all

     I control STANDBY pin by MCU, but there is Boh sound from speaker when the STANDBY pin boltage get from low to high, is it normal ? If not normal, how to eliminate the Boh sound ?

  • Hi Went,

    is the circuitry at the audio inputs entirely symmetrical? See section 9.3.1 of datasheet.

    Have you tried using the MUTE input?

    Kai
  • Dear  Kai

    is the circuitry at the audio inputs entirely symmetrical? See section 9.3.1 of datasheet.

    Went: Yes,as below picture, it's output signal at speaker,  entirely symmetrical.



    Have you tried using the MUTE input?

    Went: I had set high voltage at MUTE pin.

  • Went,

    This waveform shows the device is doing load diagnostic. Can you read the register 0x01 and 0x02 to find what load fault is reported.



    Dylan
  • Dear Dylan

    The register 0x01 and 0x2 are 0x00 value.

  • Went,

    It is impossible that the device is doing load diagnostic while the 0x01/0x02 register are 0x00. Please confirm that IIC interface is good, i believe you can find the information from that registers.

    Dylan
  • Dear Dylan

    Sorry, I had check it again,as below steps:

    1. When take off the speaker, I get the 0x02 register value, it is 0x44;

    2. I take on the speaker on the TAS5411-Q1 device, the 0x02 register value is same 0x44,is it normal, right?

    3. I set the STANDBY pin to low voltage, then set this pin to high voltage, read the 0x02 register value again, it is 0x40 value, is it normal,right ?

    4. My problem is at step 3, when I set the STANDBY pin to high voltage from low voltage , the speaker has Boh sound at the same time. I want to know why has this Boh sound ?

    as below picture is 0x02 register log.

  • Went,

    Mute mode(MUTE pin set to high) should be used during standby pin switching, to avoid pop noise. I believe the mute pin is set to low in your board.

    A strange thing is, why the register shows the AMP is in MUTE mode, can you confirm your IIC reading is 100% correct?

    Dylan