TPA3255 - all about DIY, Discussion, Design etc

Thanks multisync.

Those measurements are much the same as I get when I measured the output of one of my TPA3116 amps definitely not what I was getting on the TPA3255.

Interesting your TPA3255 running 53.5v is measuring and working fine. I assume its a different board to mine (3e-audio) so maybe that accounts for why yours is working with that voltage and not mine. Tho it is possible the fault in mine may not have been a result of my using the 53.5v supply, for now I will assume it was but I guess I will never know.
Maybe I need to acquire a scope at some stage, I did have one that came as a kitset using a PC serial interface but that was hell to use and I dumped it years ago.
 
ChrissMmm, another thing you can try, there is a regulator that steps down the +48 volts or whatever to 15 or 12 VDC. If it steps down to +15 then there is another that steps down to 12Vdc for the analog sections of the TPA3255. There is also a 3.3 volt regulator for the leds and some other stuff. In some of the early TPA3255 boards the Hi voltage regulator was a LM2575 not a LM2575HV. The LM2575 was only good for 40 volts.

Pin 8 of the opamps will tell you if the 12Vdc is ok
 
Pin 8 of the opamps will tell you if the 12Vdc is ok

Thanks will check that out. There is also a 12v out socket which I can check.

Edit: Just did a visual check of the board (pulled from its chassis at the moment), it seems the 12v is supplied by a DPAK 7812A, I see no LM7525. Cant see what make it is so can't check the specs for max input voltage.
 
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Anyone manage to look into the IcePower 200AS2 TPA3255 board with built-in power supply?

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I noticed that it is used in the new PS Audio Stellar Strata Integrated Amplifier ($2999)

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Expensive ? Checkout the measurements.... This amp is neck to neck vs a Purifi ...
It measures better than any high end TPA325X modules (Jlester, DrMordor, XRK Audio) and if you consider the price of these modules and you add the case, wire, banana plugs, PSU...you will see it is a fair price.
 
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