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Hi everybody,
I am trying to design a prototype with the TAS5615 amplifier following the evaluation board but, I don't know what I have done wrong, because the amplifier get damage after 5-6 times I turn off the reset. I attached the schematich of the board and the layout of the 2 sided PCB. -I use a load of 11ohm which needs 100W. Please, confirm me that I can use it with this amplifier, maybe the reason of my problems is the load. -PBTL configuration -The input signal is a PWM generated with a microcontroller -Power supply is the LTC3862EFE-1 from Linear, configured to obtain 45V, 4A. (Another possible reason of the failure) The starting secuence I use is: -Turn on the 45V power supply, but this supply don't feed the amplifier yet (there is a relay) -Turn on the 12V and the relay (now the amplifier have both powers) -Turn on the input signal -Turn off the reset The amplifier sounds, but after 5-6 times to turn on-turn off the reset, the SD pin is permanently on, and one of the outputs makes a shortcircuit with GND. Thank you in advance for the help |
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