| arasuk |
HI,
I would like to bridge the Tda 1562 for more power, Any body can help me on this!!
Thanks
Arasuk:rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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| MAGNETRON |
Hi arasuk!
I was taking a look to the tda1562 datasheet from Philips and I found what do you wanna do is not available for this amplifier since this is a BTL (bridge tied load) Amp has been bridged inside to deliver 70 Watts over 4 Ohms whit 14.4 Volts.
So yo can't doit and don't try it because by connecting the bridge at the output you will be making a short circuit.
Please see the page 3 of the datasheet to understand what I try to say.
Datasheet location: http://www.datasheetarchive.com/dat...f/92/92064.html
If you wanna more power, think in another amplifier IC.
Hi From Argentina. |
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| arasuk |
Hi MAGNETRON,
Thanks for the reply, Hmmmmmmm!!! so this is a BTL Amp!! well Any other chip ,
I have a 12 volts battery in my car not 14.4???
well any smps based amp?????
Thanks for the reply again magnetron.,
Arasuk
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| MAGNETRON |
Hi arasuk!
I mind this Ic delivers 70 Watts with a 14.4 V power supply but I said this refered only to the manufacturer datasheet who ensures the max ratings but it support from 8 to 18V.
I recommend you to think about "home audio" IC's , you will need higher voltage as power supply so built a DC/DC converter too.
I tried National semiconductors Ic and works excellent. Watch www.national.com to get more information.
Now I'm building a power amp with the LM4766T IC and you can bridged using a +-30V of supply voltage to obtain a max power of 160 Watts (RMS).
Remember when your car battery is being in charge the voltage rise up to 13.8V depending of the load (light, stereo, etc).
Good luck.
Hi from Argentina.
Magnetron. |
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