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The TDA8559T/N1,518 is a stereo amplifier IC from NXP USA Inc. operating within a supply voltage range of 1.9 V to 30 V with very low quiescent current. It features differential inputs and supports mono Bridge-Tied Load (BTL) or stereo Single-Ended (SE) configurations. The device includes an internal voltage buffer allowing operation without series load capacitors in SE mode. Key electrical parameters include a typical total quiescent current of 2.75 mA at 3 V, standby current under 10 μA, and output power up to 140 mW in BTL mode at 25 Ω. It provides short-circuit protection, mute/standby modes, and ESD protection.
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Select this component for designs requiring flexible supply voltages from battery-operated systems to mains-fed equipment. Ensure input configuration matches the supply voltage level: floating pin for low voltage or connected to VP for high voltage applications. Verify thermal dissipation requirements based on the chosen load impedance and ambient temperature conditions.
The TDA8559T belongs to the TDA855 family of low-voltage stereo headphone amplifiers manufactured by NXP USA Inc. It is designed for portable audio applications where low power consumption and minimal external components are critical. The device integrates dynamic quiescent current control to maintain low distortion while conserving energy.
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When the input mode pin is floating, it is used for supply voltages below 6 V with a DC path to ground. When connected to VP, it is used for supply voltages greater than 6 V, requiring coupling capacitors at the inputs.
The BUFFER pin delivers a voltage of 0.5VP and can replace single-ended capacitors in headphone applications, reducing distortion when the load is connected between an output and the buffer.