80W Class-D amplifier maximises thermal and audio performance
Making the most of the size and
efficiency advantages of Class-D
amplifiers, the TDF8590TH from NXP
Semiconductors combines a complete
80W stereo amplifier, including output
transistors, with an integrated heatsink
in a single package.
Minimal external component requirements
include a second order, low-pass filter between
the TDF8590TH and the speakers.
In addition to supplying 2 x 80W stereo audio
into 4Ω speakers, the TDF8590TH can be used as
a 160W mono amplifier in a Bridge-Tied Load (BTL)
configuration. In addition to this high output
power, the amplifier also delivers high audio
performance. With zero dead-time switching
aiding low-distortion operation, designers can
achieve Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise
(THD+N) as low as 0.02%. There is also no DCoffset
induced pop noise at mode transitions.
Built-in protection features include thermal
foldback to reduce gain at high die temperatures,
over-temperature protection, over-current
protection, over-voltage protection and window
protection that prevents start-up if a short-circuit is
present at the outputs.
The amplifier achieves high operating efficiency
of up to 90%, which reduces the total amplifier size
and eases thermal design. In addition, the plastic
HSOP-24 package includes an integrated copper
heat slug, which can be directly soldered to the
PCB pad or a heat spreader. The high thermal
properties of the package help to reduce the need
for additional external heatsinks.
FEATURES
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- Supply-voltage range: ±14V to ±29V
- 8A peak output-drive capability
- Sub-500µA stand-by current
- Operating frequency range: 200kHz to 560kHz
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APPLICATIONS
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- Car audio systems
- Small public address systems
- In-vehicle public-transport announcers
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