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The Texas Instruments TAS5122DFDG4 is a high-performance, stereo digital amplifier power stage belonging to the PurePath family. It integrates a Class D audio amplifier with a digital signal processor (DSP) and a microcontroller unit (MCU). The device delivers up to 37 watts per channel into a 6-ohm load from a 24-volt supply. Key electrical specifications include a supply voltage range of 16V to 25.5V and a 56-pin HTSSOP package. It supports various digital audio interfaces and includes built-in protection features such as over-temperature and short-circuit detection.
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Select this component when a compact solution combining amplification and digital processing is required. Ensure the design supports the necessary digital audio input formats compatible with the integrated DSP. Verify that the power supply architecture can maintain stability within the specified 16V to 25.5V operating range under all load conditions.
This part is part of Texas Instruments' PurePath digital amplifier portfolio, designed to reduce external component count by integrating analog and digital functions. It serves as a complete audio solution for consumer electronics requiring high fidelity in a small form factor. The integration of DSP allows for equalization and crossover management without additional external processors.
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The device delivers up to 37 watts per channel into a 6-ohm load at a 24-volt supply voltage.
Yes, it integrates a dedicated digital signal processor (DSP) alongside the Class D amplifier and MCU.