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About tas2564 amp..
I need boost & AMP & i2s digital interface in one chip.
Can it support 4 ohm ,8 watt speaker or more Watt??
The specification can be used without THD+N 0.1%, but can it be below THD+N 1%?
Although I have seen that he can only support a minimum of 6.4 ohm, but I want to confirm.
Hello Gary,
Thank you for reaching out. From our portfolio, Output power of 8W can be achieved more easily using an external PVDD than from internal boost. TAS2564 was tested to have 6.4 Ohm minimum. However, there are other amps that supports 4 ohms from the portfolio. A potential candidate can be TAS2563/62 which supports 4 ohm load and outputs above 8 watt when it is in boost bypass mode, but that requires an external PVDD.
Best regards,
Jin Gao
LPAA
Hi, Gary,
Welcome to E2E and thank you for your interest in our products!
Unfortunately, as you correctly mentioned, this device supports a minimum of 6.4 ohms load.
I recommend to take a look at these Class-D boosted amps. Please let me know if you are interested in one of them:
Best regards,
Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.
Dear Luis:
Thank you for your reply.
I need boost function in a AMP chip.
My customer spec define need 8W
Assuming I use 6.4 ohm speakers, can I meet 8 watt THD+N =0.1% or 1%?
Can we adventurous do it ?
Hi, Gary,
We cannot guarantee that it will reach the 8W at THD+N= 0.1% or 1%. But based on the electrical characteristics, I would say that the device should reach more than 7W with a lower load (in the plots, an 8ohms load can reach ~7.2W under these THD+N levels).
In case the customer is interested in this device, I strongly recommend to use a VBAT=5.5V.
Best regards,
Luis Fernando Rodríguez S.