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Join Date: Jun 2007
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YEs HE is right check your circuit layout proper grounding is needed in case of 2030A else there is lot of oscillationa and ics becomes so hot. IN general tda 2030a, tda2040a, tda 2050a tends to get hot easily and indeed they need a bulky heatsink GUys dont compare them with other ic's these are different animals. |
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