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The BD5444EFV-E2 is a Class-D speaker amplifier designed for flat-panel TVs, delivering 20W+20W stereo or 40W mono BTL output. It operates on a supply voltage of 10V to 27V with an efficiency of 93% at 10W+10W into an 8Ω load. The device features four selectable gains (14, 20, 26, and 32dB) and supports Master/Slave configurations. Packaged in a compact reverse heat radiation HTSSOP-B28, it eliminates the need for external heatsinks up to 40W total output.
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Select this amplifier for applications requiring high efficiency and low profile without external heatsinks. Verify gain settings via GAIN0/GAIN1 pins match system requirements. Ensure supply voltage remains within 10V to 27V limits. Check minimum load impedance of 3.6Ω compliance. Consider Master/Slave mode for multi-channel synchronization needs.
The BD5444EFV-E2 belongs to ROHM's Middle Power Class-D Speaker Amplifier series. It is specifically engineered for space-saving and low-power consumption in display devices. The product utilizes advanced Bipolar, CMOS, and DMOS process technology to achieve superior audio performance and thermal management in a small form factor.
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Gain is set using the GAIN0 and GAIN1 control pins, offering four selectable options: 14dB, 20dB, 26dB, or 32dB for single-ended output.
The IC includes high-temperature protection, output short protection (to Vcc and Gnd), and under-voltage protection, all of which restore automatically when the fault condition is removed.
Yes, the device supports Master/Slave functionality. One unit can operate as a Master while others act as Slaves, synchronized via the OSC pin.