The TAS5815 is a high efficiency
digital input Class-D audio amplifier with integrated audio processor with up to
96kHz architecture, adaptive modulation schemes based on output power and low
RDS(on)= 120mΩ. It also supports DPEQ process for easy tuning.
The DPEQ is used to mix the audio signals through two signal paths (low level and high level). These 2 paths are used with separate equalization properties. A third path monitors the incoming audio and determines the thresholds and mixing characteristics between these two parts. Thus, the mix between the two high- and low-level channels is dynamic in nature and depends on the incoming audio.
The high-performance closed loop architecture and
wide-switching frequency range reduces the solution size by reducing passive
components and minimizing the inductor size in most applications. TAS5815 has an integrated audio processor with up to 96kHz
architecture to support an advanced process flow. The device has an integrated a proprietary algorithm called Class-H. The
Class-H algorithm detects the upcoming audio power demand and provides a PWM
control signal for the former DC-DC converter via the feedback pin (FB). This
feature used to increase the system-level efficiency and reduce total power
consumption. The TAS5815 supports up to 2.5ms of delay buffer to
look ahead at the audio signal and prevents audio clipping distortion.
This device also supports speaker load open/short detection and report detection result with register report.
The TAS5815 is a high efficiency
digital input Class-D audio amplifier with integrated audio processor with up to
96kHz architecture, adaptive modulation schemes based on output power and low
RDS(on)= 120mΩ. It also supports DPEQ process for easy tuning.
The DPEQ is used to mix the audio signals through two signal paths (low level and high level). These 2 paths are used with separate equalization properties. A third path monitors the incoming audio and determines the thresholds and mixing characteristics between these two parts. Thus, the mix between the two high- and low-level channels is dynamic in nature and depends on the incoming audio.
The high-performance closed loop architecture and
wide-switching frequency range reduces the solution size by reducing passive
components and minimizing the inductor size in most applications. TAS5815 has an integrated audio processor with up to 96kHz
architecture to support an advanced process flow. The device has an integrated a proprietary algorithm called Class-H. The
Class-H algorithm detects the upcoming audio power demand and provides a PWM
control signal for the former DC-DC converter via the feedback pin (FB). This
feature used to increase the system-level efficiency and reduce total power
consumption. The TAS5815 supports up to 2.5ms of delay buffer to
look ahead at the audio signal and prevents audio clipping distortion.
This device also supports speaker load open/short detection and report detection result with register report.