I am reading tech specs of TDA7498E, and in the section: Switching frequency it said:
min 240 max 400
fSW= 106/ ((16 * ROSC+ 182) * 4) kHz, fSYNCLK= 2 * fSW with R3 = 39 kΩ
Can someone tell me:
a. Whats the efect of change Switching frequency??
b. What is fSYNCLK???
Thanks
min 240 max 400
fSW= 106/ ((16 * ROSC+ 182) * 4) kHz, fSYNCLK= 2 * fSW with R3 = 39 kΩ
Can someone tell me:
a. Whats the efect of change Switching frequency??
b. What is fSYNCLK???
Thanks
Increasing switching frequency increases power consumption and to some extent make highs sound more detailed.
Sync input is used to sync multiple chips up so they dont interfere
Sync input is used to sync multiple chips up so they dont interfere
Thanks... another linked question...
¿how can limit output of one amplifier??.... for example, tda7492, sure electronics have two versions of the same chipset: 2x25 and 2x50... as tda7492 is by default 2x50 ¿how can limit the output?
¿how can limit output of one amplifier??.... for example, tda7492, sure electronics have two versions of the same chipset: 2x25 and 2x50... as tda7492 is by default 2x50 ¿how can limit the output?
Increasing switching frequency increases power consumption and to some extent make highs sound more detailed.
Why would that be? What, in your opinion, makes highs more "detailed"?
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