Hello. I am a beginner in studying class D amp. I want to make a basic class D amp with less power consumption (no dc offset voltage at speaker). Finally, I used HIP4082 .
However, there is always a dc offset voltage (about 5v) at the input of low pass filter. Then, I had tried to change some connections in order to reduce the offset voltage. It was not be successful.
Could anyone have suggestions --- how to change the connections to minimize dc offset voltage .
Thank you very much.
HIP4082 Datasheet
However, there is always a dc offset voltage (about 5v) at the input of low pass filter. Then, I had tried to change some connections in order to reduce the offset voltage. It was not be successful.
Could anyone have suggestions --- how to change the connections to minimize dc offset voltage .
Thank you very much.
HIP4082 Datasheet
Thank you your reply.
But the schematic had not been drawn. Sorry.
The circuit is simple. I use LM361 and HIP4082 together. The output 1 and output 2 of LM361 are out of phase. Both are connected to the pin3 and pin4 of HIP4082 respectively.
I connect two NMOS to pin14 and pin16 of HIP4082, according to the figure in the datasheet of HIP4082.
The output voltage of a LPF had about 6V dc offset voltage.
datasheet of LM361
But the schematic had not been drawn. Sorry.
The circuit is simple. I use LM361 and HIP4082 together. The output 1 and output 2 of LM361 are out of phase. Both are connected to the pin3 and pin4 of HIP4082 respectively.
I connect two NMOS to pin14 and pin16 of HIP4082, according to the figure in the datasheet of HIP4082.
The output voltage of a LPF had about 6V dc offset voltage.
datasheet of LM361
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