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The UC-P3010-H18 is a Class H linear audio amplifier designed for 3.6 V supplies, featuring an integrated DC-DC boost converter and DC bias source. It supports gains of 18, 24, or 30 dB with a frequency range of 20 Hz to 80 kHz. The device delivers up to 27 VPP output voltage, handles loads up to 50 nF, and achieves THD+N of 103 dB. Quiescent current is under 1 mA, and it operates within -20°C to 125°C junction temperature in a 2x2 mm WLCSP package.
Verify the specific suffix configuration (H18) matches the required gain and speaker series compatibility before ordering. Confirm that the application schematic aligns with the H-configuration design requirements. Ensure external components meet the specified voltage and capacitance ratings for stable operation.
Select this component when driving USound Conamara series MEMS speakers requiring high voltage swing from a single low-voltage supply. The integrated boost converter eliminates the need for external high-voltage generation circuits. Verify that the system's analog audio input levels are compatible with the differential input specifications.
This part belongs to the Tarvos 1.0 family of ASIC linear audio amplifiers manufactured by USound GmbH. It is specifically configured for the Conamara series of MEMS speakers with a fixed 18 dB gain setting. The device integrates power management and amplification functions into a compact footprint suitable for space-constrained wearable electronics.
Direct substitutes are not listed in official documentation. Alternative configurations include UC-P3010-G18 for Ganymede series speakers or variants with different gain settings (UC-P3010-H24, UC-P3010-H30). Custom configurations may be available through USound directly.
The device supports a load capacitance up to 50 nF for unconditional stability.
The LBAT sensing circuit detects if the battery level drops below 3.0 V and automatically reduces the amplifier’s gain by 6 dB to conserve current.
Yes, its analog audio input is compatible with the analog audio outputs of most common Bluetooth audio SoCs.