Hello Guys First I'm sorry for my Bad English.
I had a Microlab H20 Bluetooth Speaker. From fast year it was dead.
Few weeks back I wanted to bring back from dead. So I simply bought a TPA3116D2 Based Amp from online. It was like this.
Now connected my speaker as independent 2.0 channel speaker.
But I simply cant understand why this amplifiers sound is very low.
But seller tells it is 120Wx2 Total 240W.
Please Anyone help me to Solve my Problem.
I'm using:
TPA3116D2 Based Amp Module
24v 3Amp SMPS Power
I had a Microlab H20 Bluetooth Speaker. From fast year it was dead.
Few weeks back I wanted to bring back from dead. So I simply bought a TPA3116D2 Based Amp from online. It was like this.
Now connected my speaker as independent 2.0 channel speaker.
But I simply cant understand why this amplifiers sound is very low.
But seller tells it is 120Wx2 Total 240W.
Please Anyone help me to Solve my Problem.
I'm using:
TPA3116D2 Based Amp Module
24v 3Amp SMPS Power
3A x 24V = 72W, you can not reach more power with your power supply.
What is your speaker impedance? Is your input level enough for this module?
What is your speaker impedance? Is your input level enough for this module?
I agree that a 3 amp supply is not enough. Try 5 or perhaps 6.
What speakers are you using? Are they connected in phase?
Also check the settings of your two volume pots, to reach maximum output you would need to turn them all the way up.
What speakers are you using? Are they connected in phase?
Also check the settings of your two volume pots, to reach maximum output you would need to turn them all the way up.
Thanks for your reply
Speakers was labeled as 25W 8Ω
and it was connected with TAS5713 based board
Speakers was labeled as 25W 8Ω
and it was connected with TAS5713 based board
TAS5713 is a digital input amp.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tas5713.pdf
TPA3116 is an analog input amp.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tpa3118d2.pdf
Not an equivalent substitute.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tas5713.pdf
TPA3116 is an analog input amp.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tpa3118d2.pdf
Not an equivalent substitute.
Can I get a suggestion which IC/Chip should I use get a better result.
I was thinking about TDA7498. Please Suggest me.
I was thinking about TDA7498. Please Suggest me.
Will be the same result.
You need to hook up the right components the right way.
I suppose you are not skilled in electronics and don´t really understand what part has which function?
If you post good pictures from your parts, maybe someone can help.
You need to hook up the right components the right way.
I suppose you are not skilled in electronics and don´t really understand what part has which function?
If you post good pictures from your parts, maybe someone can help.
Hello Guys First I'm sorry for my Bad English.
I had a Microlab H20 Bluetooth Speaker. From fast year it was dead.
Few weeks back I wanted to bring back from dead. So I simply bought a TPA3116D2 Based Amp from online. It was like this.
Now connected my speaker as independent 2.0 channel speaker.
But I simply cant understand why this amplifiers sound is very low.
But seller tells it is 120Wx2 Total 240W.
Please Anyone help me to Solve my Problem.
I'm using:
TPA3116D2 Based Amp Module
24v 3Amp SMPS Power
The output power of a 3116 chip at 8 ohm is less than 30 w per channel at 24 V power supply. THD is probably at a very high level too. Power output is higher at 4 ohm at 50 w with 21 V supply. The data sheet also mentioned one can get 100 w at 2 ohm (probably at PBTL mode). So I would not take the 240 W x 2 claim seriously under typical situations.
What is the sensitivity of your speaker?
Sorry! Looks like you are quoting an amplifier's spec. For typical consumer speakers (sensitivity 87dB and up), the output of a 3116 amp is plenty.
Looking at the picture, something I found strange. The inductor of the output filter seems too large, inductance wise (33 uH). Typically, it would be 10 uH (100 marking) targeting a 4 ohm speaker load (for 8 ohm, I think 22 uH is optimum). No worries, it will work with a 8 ohm speaker That makes me think what is the LC filter values that are being used for this amp (both the L and C values). The output filter can affect the frequency response of the amp.
Another feature of the amp that I found strange is the separate volume control for left and right channel.
Sorry cannot be more helpful. You can ask around to see which 3116 amps people in the forum have bought and found satisfactory.
Regards,
All these China design, cheap 3116 boards suffer from poor capacitors with not enough energy storage for dynamic´s. That makes their performance very much depending on the power supply.
If you are lucky, your laptop brick fits their demands, more often not.
Depending on load, most weak amps may have very different sound on different loudspeakers.
So, if you have a good supply, wire them up very well and an use easy to drive speakers, these amps may sound really good, even as they are no bass giants for sub woofers..
If not you may be tempted to throw them into the garbage bin.
If you are lucky, your laptop brick fits their demands, more often not.
Depending on load, most weak amps may have very different sound on different loudspeakers.
So, if you have a good supply, wire them up very well and an use easy to drive speakers, these amps may sound really good, even as they are no bass giants for sub woofers..
If not you may be tempted to throw them into the garbage bin.