Heres an excerpt from the spec sheet of TPA3255.himmm interesting. I see in the TPA datasheets they use 51 or 53.5 v for the given spec. Didn't think class D's were that affected by supply voltage as they simply change the mark space ratio like an SMPS. learnt something here.
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And here's that same info for TPA3251:
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Correct but the voltage of the pulses are higher and so the power supplied is higher with a higher voltage if all other things are equal.himmm interesting. I see in the TPA datasheets they use 51 or 53.5 v for the given spec. Didn't think class D's were that affected by supply voltage as they simply change the mark space ratio like an SMPS. learnt something here.