Thank you so much doctormord,
in that site I had seen a tpa3251 4-channel 100W
there are consistent differences in the sound of 3251 and 3255?
in that site I had seen a tpa3251 4-channel 100W
there are consistent differences in the sound of 3251 and 3255?
Hello everyone
Is there a 6-channel version of the tpa3255 amp ready to buy?
I would like to give a multiamplification to my three-way speakers
Thanks for the reply
Hello @zenit70,
here is the 3rd-audio PCB, which doctorMod mentioned.
TPA3251 2x100W + 1x200W 3Ch Class D Audio Amplifier | eBay
I have the 2-channel version and I am very satisfied.
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Hi doctor
some posts before.....you mentioned the 1HL-Chinaborad ? which board is that?
1HL == Wan Hung Lo
Wan Hung Lo? – Wan Hung Lo Electronics
The term is used for generic China boards from no specific vendor.
1HL == Wan Hung Lo
Wan Hung Lo? – Wan Hung Lo Electronics
The term is used for generic China boards from no specific vendor.
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Hello @zenit70,
here is the 3rd-audio PCB, which doctorMod mentioned.
TPA3251 2x100W + 1x200W 3Ch Class D Audio Amplifier | eBay
I have the 2-channel version and I am very satisfied.
thank denbret; I also really appreciate your impressions on tpa3251
Btw. can you see any solder in the bottom sides via drills right under the chip? Looks like they haven't soldered the thermal pad to the board.
if i understand you right....no there are no extra holes to hold the chip down.
just the big ones for the heat sink to push the chip down to the pcb.
can you show a correct imlementation with a nice pic?...please...thx
What i mean is, that i can't see any through-soaked solder at the vias coming from the powerpad at the other topside.
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hi doc
yes this is correct i remember ...no soldering soak through this holes.
tpa3250....fx502spro
is it possible to rework (solder) this easy? i guess not....
Hi!
I am in the process of building a six channel TPA3255 amplifier (three "chinese" tpa3255 modules with three switch mode supplies).
I would like to use a speaker protection and turn on delay module.
I have some UPC1237 stereo protection modules at hand, however, they use a common ground between the left and right channels.
Is that ok for the bridged stereo TPA3255 module, or will I have to use seperate modules for each channel?
Thank you,
Arndt
I am in the process of building a six channel TPA3255 amplifier (three "chinese" tpa3255 modules with three switch mode supplies).
I would like to use a speaker protection and turn on delay module.
I have some UPC1237 stereo protection modules at hand, however, they use a common ground between the left and right channels.
Is that ok for the bridged stereo TPA3255 module, or will I have to use seperate modules for each channel?
Thank you,
Arndt
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Hi Sybic
you wrote nichicon fine gold if i remember but..
Which input caps do you use?
Did you try different types, brands?
thanks
chris
you wrote nichicon fine gold if i remember but..
Which input caps do you use?
Did you try different types, brands?
thanks
chris
thanks for your quick response.In this system, I have not tested others.
If i look at the TI LC Guide.....Your output filters are 10µ but 680nF
is it a compromise for 6 ohms?
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