SLAAEU7 February 2025 TAS5805M
Figure 3-2 below presents the data of static power saving from external GVDD and AVDD. As the PVDD voltage rises, the power saving becomes more significant. At PVDD = 26V, external GVDD and AVDD can save approximately 431mW of power.
Figure 3-2 image11_TAS5825P External GVDD/AVDD Idle Power Saving vs PVDDTest Condition: Idle status, 384kHz, Hybrid mode, 10uH+0.68uF filter, external GVDD/AVDD 5.1V.
Table 3-1 compares the efficiency with load. It shows efficiency improvements under both light and heavy loads, with more significant improvements under light loads. In portable speakers, which operate at low power for most of the time, this approach provides a significant efficiency improvement.
| Efficiency | Internal GVDD/AVDD | External 5.1 V to AVDD/GVDD |
|---|---|---|
| 2 * 0.5W | 59.400% | 63.873% |
| 2 * 1W | 68.876% | 71.690% |
| 2 * 5W | 83.333% | 84.817% |
| 2 * 10W | 85.910% | 86.421% |
| 2 * 20W | 86.955% | 87.856% |
The following Figure 3-3 and Figure 3-4 show that testing the audio amplifier's THD metrics reveals that the external GVDD and AVDD have no impact on audio amplifier performance.
Figure 3-3 image12_THD vs Frequency
Figure 3-4 image13_THD vs Output Power