TPA3116D2 Amp

Grounding the audio inputs at power-up, do you get popping under this test condition?

When you mention a speaker protection ckt, most of them are designed for a ground referenced amplifier, for which a 3116 design being a BTL type, is not, so, the traditional means of measuring DC offset will not work.
 
Grounding the audio inputs at power-up, do you get popping under this test condition?

When you mention a speaker protection ckt, most of them are designed for a ground referenced amplifier, for which a 3116 design being a BTL type, is not, so, the traditional means of measuring DC offset will not work.


Hey Rsavas,
if there is an audio signal present when powering up there is no speaker bump. But I am trying to make a Bluetooth boombox that has a single on/off switch operating the Bluetooth module and amp at the same time so my friend can leave the volume knob at the optimum listening volume and just operate a switch. This is how I have everything wired...perhaps there is a simple wiring solution...the speaker protection circuit is not show but I tried placing it between the amplifier and speakers and that didn't work.
 

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Hey Rsavas,
if there is an audio signal present when powering up there is no speaker bump. But I am trying to make a Bluetooth boombox that has a single on/off switch operating the Bluetooth module and amp at the same time so my friend can leave the volume knob at the optimum listening volume and just operate a switch. This is how I have everything wired...perhaps there is a simple wiring solution...the speaker protection circuit is not show but I tried placing it between the amplifier and speakers and that didn't work.

I think the ebay link you posted has printed in red for BTL you need 2 protection pcb's. or something like that. did you try with 2 protection pcb's or 1?
 
Maybe this is a strange question but can anyone tell me if these qualify as a "high current" amp? The reason I ask is I am thinking of amps for the Magneplanar MMG's or On Wall MMGW's or MC1's and it seems most people recommend "high current" amps with these.
 
Glad to help out - here's the datasheet for the range : http://www.coilcraft.com/pdfs/rfs1412.pdf

Depending on whether you're powering a 4 or 8 ohm speaker you'll need the first or the third model in the list. Part numbers RFS1412-103ME and RFS1412-223KE respectively.

Thank you for the information,Using a 6 ohm speaker now..ordered both cause
when you don't know what your doing you cover all the bases.🙂
 
Maybe this is a strange question but can anyone tell me if these qualify as a "high current" amp? The reason I ask is I am thinking of amps for the Magneplanar MMG's or On Wall MMGW's or MC1's and it seems most people recommend "high current" amps with these.

According to Magnepan, the MMG has sensitivity of 86 db and a nominal impedance of 4 ohm - not a particularly difficult drive. Assuming its impedance does not drop big time at some frequency region (e.g. the "infamous" Apogee's ribbon speakers which has impedance drop to 1-2 ohm in the base region - a lot of amp cannot handle that), I think the 3116 should be able to handle it under the usual conditions. Running the 3116 in PBTL mode is probably better. Since the amp is so inexpensive, I would give it a try before spending big bucks on other amps.

My 2 cents.

Regards,
 
Gentlemen,

Need your advice on a suitable power supply for a 6 channel variant (picture attached). Plan is to use 5 channels of this board with the help of a 5.1 preamp, and drive the sub with a separate amplifier altogether.

Does anyone have any hands-on experience with this 6-channel unit? A google search for '6 channel tpa3116' seems to indicate that there is only 1 board, but it shows up pretty widely. I have a few multichannel ideas that might suit this pretty well, but the convenience is only worth it if the quality is on the same level as the 2-channel versions.
 
Did anyone notice this new one on Taobao? Maybe you can update that image with all the TPA3116 available on the market.

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An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.


Edit: Its possible that its not actually a TPA3116 after I translated in Google the text, although the title has TPA3116 in it. Can anyone confirm?

It is strange, the title mention NE5532 and TPA3116, but the description below said the amp is based on LM1036 and TDA7492??

Regards,