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21st May 2004, 01:47 PM
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Location: LYON
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How much mA need 2 TDA1541A in //?
Hi,
even after reading hundred of posts on TDA1541, I didnt' find out how much current must be provided by the PSU, so that two TDA1541A in // could work fine. According to the datasheet, each TDA almost needs 50mA at each voltage's pin . Thus enabling to build up 3 PUS (+5V, -5V, -15V), each one able to provide 100mA. Is it correct ? 
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