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LM4962TL/NOPB is listed in the Audio Amplifiers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Texas Instruments. Its product description is IC AMP CLASS AB MONO 20DSBGA. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The LM4962TL/NOPB is a ceramic speaker driver from Texas Instruments designed for portable applications. It features an integrated boost converter and BTL audio amplifier, delivering a typical 15Vpp output swing at 1% THD+N from a 3.2V supply. Key specifications include a quiescent current of 9mA in boosted ringer mode and 0.1µA shutdown current. The device incorporates click/pop elimination, soft-start functionality, over-current protection (OCP), and over-voltage protection (OVP).
Verify the package marking and date code against the official datasheet to confirm authenticity. Ensure the ordering suffix matches the required tape-and-reel or tube packaging format. Confirm RoHS compliance status as specified in the manufacturer's documentation before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when driving ceramic speakers in space-constrained portable devices. It is suitable for designs requiring a single-chip solution for both earpiece and loudspeaker modes. Consider the DSBGA package size for board real estate optimization and verify that the application supports the necessary external passive components for the boost converter.
This part belongs to the LM4962 family of Boomer audio power amplifiers. It is specifically engineered for ceramic speaker drivers, distinguishing it from standard audio amplifiers by its integrated DC-DC boost capability. The TL suffix indicates a specific tape-and-reel packaging variant within the broader LM4962 product line.
LM4962T
The Band-Switch allows one amplifier to serve both receiver and ringer modes. In ringer mode, the boost converter is active with gain set to BW1. In receiver mode, the boost is shut down, and the amplifier runs directly from the battery with gain set to BW2.
The Flagout pin indicates fault conditions such as over-current or over-voltage. It pulls low to indicate a fault and remains inactive when normal operation resumes after resetting the shutdown pins.
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