Single-chip, 200V amplifier driver simplifies low-distortion design
National Semiconductor has introduced
a single-chip, 200V power-amplifier
output-stage driver that not only
replaces more than 25 discrete
components but also saves the burden
of ensuring matching between
individual devices.
The LME49810 has 60mA output
current capability, which maximises
flexibility for designers to optimise
output power and to scale designs
up to 3000W by selecting suitable
output transistors. When implemented
in a complete power amplifier, the
LME49810 enables low Total
Harmonic Distortion plus Noise
(THD+N) of 0.0007%. In addition to
audio amplifier applications, the
LME49810 is suitable for use in highvoltage
industrial systems requiring
low distortion.
Valuable protection features include
an integrated Baker clamp to minimise
distortion and prevent speaker damage if the
amplifier is over-driven. In addition, a
thermal protection scheme is activated if the
die temperature exceeds 150°C, to prevent
long-term thermal stress to the IC and
thereby maximise reliability.
FEATURES
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- 50V/µs slew rate
- 110dB Power Supply Rejection Ratio (PSRR)
- Operating voltage range: ±20V to ±100V
- 12mA typical supply current
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APPLICATIONS
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- Powered studio monitors and sub-woofers
- Commercial sound reinforcement
- Professional mixers
- Distributed audio
- Guitar amplifiers
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