External Components
.
The starting time, t
s
, can be varied by changing the value of
the input capacitor. A value of 2.2 μF is recommended. A
smaller value will result in a lower starting time, and a larger
value, a higher starting time.
.
The output capacitor should have a value of 470 μF. A lower
value will cause the low-frequency roll-off and low-power
characteristics to deteriorate.
.
A value of 470 μF is recommended for the power supply
capacitor, although this can change according to the design
setup conditions.
.
In dual mode, BTL IN (the channel 2 negative feedback
connection) should be left floating.
BTL mode
.
The output capacitors should have a value of 470 μF. If these
are omitted, a ‘‘popping’’ noise occurs. Also, any output
offset will cause a current to flow which could damage the
load under quiescent DC conditions.
.
The output capacitors can be replaced with a single 220 μF
bipolar capacitor. A larger value can cause switching noise
when power is applied to the device.
.
The voltage gain is fixed internally to 40 dB in dual mode
and 46 dB in BTL mode. These values cannot be altered by
connecting external components.
.
Phase correction capacitance (600 pF/TOTAL) is
incorporated in the internal stages. Oscillation damping
components (R and C) are also incorporated in the output pin
circuits.
.
Power consumption
Note that the 8-pin DIP does not have a heat dissipating
surface and that the power dissipation ratings are critical.
The maximum power dissipation of the device is 1.25 W,
and 1.5 W when the device is mounted on the recommended
PCB. The actual power dissipated depends on the supply
voltage and the load conditions. Ensure that the device is
kept within its maximum rating. For AC supplies,
transformer tappings may need to be adjusted to keep the
device within maximum ratings.
V
CC
π
2
R
L
Note
For BTL mode operation, the value of R
L
used in the
calculation should be 1/2 the actual value.
.
If the speaker plug jacks short to ground when connected, a
protection resistor should be inserted in the output line.
.
If the device is operated at or near its rated values, these
values can be exceeded by small changes in operating
conditions, leading to device breakdown. Accordingly, ensure
that a safety margin is maintained so as not to exceed the
maximum ratings.
.
Check the PCB surface after soldering to ensure that no pins
have been accidentally shorted. Any short between pins could
cause poor operating characteristics or permanently damage
the device when power is applied.
.
If making the PCB, check the printed wiring to ensure that
no feedback loops occur between input and output.
Pd max =
2
+ I
CCO
×
V
CC
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