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The TFA9812HN/N1,557 is a high-efficiency Bridge Tied Load (BTL) stereo Class-D audio amplifier with a digital I2S input. It operates on an 8 V to 20 V external power supply and features a continuous time output power of 2 × 12 W at RL = 8 Ω and VDDP = 15 V without an external heat sink. The device supports sample rates from 8 kHz to 192 kHz and includes a digital parametric 10-band equalizer. It utilizes an internal Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) and offers both I2C control mode and Legacy hardware pin control.
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Select this amplifier for applications requiring high efficiency and low power dissipation in stereo configurations. Ensure the system design accommodates the 8 V to 20 V supply range and the HVQFN48 package dimensions. Consider the integrated DSP features if speaker compensation or precise volume control is needed without additional external components.
This component belongs to NXP Semiconductors' TFA98xx series of digital audio amplifiers. It is designed for consumer electronics where space constraints and thermal management are critical. The HVQFN48 package provides a compact solution for integrating advanced audio processing capabilities directly into the mainboard.
Consult official NXP documentation for verified substitute part numbers. Do not assume cross-compatibility with other Class-D amplifiers without verifying pinout, voltage ratings, and control interface specifications.
No, the device supports a continuous time output power of 2 × 12 W without an external heat sink due to its efficient thermal design and exposed die paddle technology.
The TFA9812 supports two control modes: I2C control mode for full feature access via software, and Legacy mode which uses hardware pin connections for key features without I2C involvement.