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jtcc1015
According to the datasheet, the manufacture set the gain of 30dB in their recommended circuit.

Will I cause any adverse effect or any performance degardation to the Amp if I lower the gain to about 27dB?

Will the amp tends to oscillate after the gain has been set to certain lower value?

Intended load impedance is 8 Ohm. Supply voltage will be +/-40V, regulated.

Thanks.
Dxvideo
I've tried TDA7293S with 21X (~26.5dB) gain and observed no problem.
yangsmm
I also tried with TDA7294 a few monthes ago. It worked very well.
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jtcc1015
Thanks guys.
funky2x
Pa Pa Pa at the output and much noise .
digi01
i have checked 7294 with gain setting 26 as the usual power amp.it is sound good.

there are two cases i am interest in 7294.
1,it is cheaper than nsc's overture series,
2,it is mosfet output.
sreten
Hi,

According to spec sheet :
quote:
(**) CLOSED LOOP GAIN HAS TO BE >/= 24dB

So 30dB gain has 6dB more gain margin + more phase margin.

:)/sreten.

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