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The ADAU1592ACPZ-RL is a two-channel, bridge-tied load (BTL) Class-D audio power amplifier manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. It integrates a fifth-order Sigma-Delta modulator and a high-power output stage within an LFCSP-48 package. The device operates from a power supply voltage range of 9 V to 18 V, while the analog and digital logic sections utilize a 3.3 V supply. Key electrical specifications include a total harmonic distortion plus noise (THD+N) of 0.005%, a dynamic range of 101 dB, and a power supply rejection ratio exceeding 65 dB. It delivers up to 18 W into an 8 Ω load at 1% THD+N.
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Select this component when designing systems requiring integrated modulation and high-efficiency amplification without external filter components. Consider the available PGA gain options to match the source signal amplitude. Evaluate the thermal dissipation requirements based on the intended load impedance and supply voltage to ensure operation within the specified junction temperature limits.
This part belongs to the ADAU1592 series of switching audio power amplifiers. It is designed for applications demanding high fidelity and efficiency in compact form factors. The integration of the modulator directly with the power stage distinguishes it from traditional PWM amplifiers that require separate driver and modulator stages.
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The output power can be limited using the built-in slicer block. By connecting a resistor from the SLC_TH pin to ground, the user sets a threshold voltage that clips the input signal to the modulator, thereby capping the maximum output power.
It utilizes a fifth-order Sigma-Delta modulator that converts the analog input into a pulse density modulation (PDM) bit stream. This approach avoids distinct sharp peaks found in fixed-frequency PWM, reducing EMI and improving audio quality.