Texas Instruments TPA0202 manual Control Inputs

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Quick Start List for Stand-Alone

-Evaluation Module Preparations

6)To have the module amplifier IC enter the shutdown mode when the module mute control input is activated, set shutdown jumper S1 to ON. To have the amplifier IC only mute when the module mute control input is activated, set shutdown jumper S1 to OFF.

7)To select the line inputs, set input select jumper S3 to OFF. To select the headphone inputs, set input select jumper S3 to ON.

8)To allow the module SE/BTL control input to switch the amplifier IC between single ended (SE) and bridge-tied load (BTL) output modes, set output mode jumper S4 to OFF. To keep the module amplifier IC in the single-ended output mode regardless of the control input state, set jumper S4 to ON.

9)Set VDD bridge jumper S5 to ON to connect the RVDD and LVDD module power input pins together, or to OFF to keep the two power inputs isolated

on board

10)To automatically select the headphone inputs when the single-ended output mode is selected by the module SE/BTL control input, set autosense control jumper S6 to ON. To isolate the amplifier IC input select pin from the module output mode select control input, set autosense control jumper S6 to OFF.

11)Set junction temperature measurement jumper S8 to OFF for normal operation

-Control Inputs

12)Connect control lines to the various module control input pins as needed:

a)HP/L*: A high selects the headphone input pins; a low or float selects the line input pins.

b)SE/BTL*: A high selects the single-ended output mode; a low or float selects the bridge-tied load output mode.

c)MUTE: A high mutes the amplifier IC on the module; a low or float allows normal operation.

-Power-up

13)Verify correct voltage and input polarity and set the external power supply to ON.

The EVM should begin operation.

14) Adjust the signal source level as needed.

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Contents Users Guide Important Notice Preface Related Documentation From Texas InstrumentsIf You Need Assistance Contents Figures TablesIntroduction Feature Highlights Description ±1. The TI TPA0202 Audio Amplifier Evaluation ModuleTPA0202 EVM Specifications Quick Start EVM JP6 JP7 JP8Precautions Audio InputQuick Start List for Platform Platform preparations±4. Typical TPA0202 EVM Jumper Settings Quick Start List for Stand-Alone ±3. Quick Start Module MapControl Inputs Details ±1. The TI Plug-N-Play Audio Amplifier Evaluation Platform TPA0202 Audio Power Amplifier Evaluation Module ±2. TPA0202 EVM±3. TPA0202 EVM Schematic Diagram 1 TPA0202 Audio Amplifier ICDepop Circuitry BTL OperationSIngle-Ended Operation Inputs and GainEVM Insertion Installing and Removing EVM BoardsEVM Removal 2 TPA0202 Module Jumper Settings and Switches ±5. TPA0202 EVM Jumpers and Switches2.2 S2 Ð Mute Switch 2.4 S4 Ð Output Mode Jumper2.1 S1 Ð Shutdown Jumper 2.3 S3 Ð Input Select Jumper2.7 S7 Ð SE Output Mode Switch 2.8 S8 Ð Junction Temperature Measurement Jumper2.5 S5 Ð VDD Bridge Jumper 2.6 S6 Ð Autosense JumperSignal Conditioning Signal RoutingHeadphone Output Jack Headphone Jack Control Signals Mute/ModeMute/Mode Select JP6 Mute/Mode Polarity Select JP8Power Requirements Inputs Inputs and OutputsOutputs Using The TPA0202 EVM Stand-Alone 1 TPA0202 EVM Connected for BTL Output2 TPA0202 EVM Connected for Single-Ended Output ±10. TPA0202 EVM Connected for Stereo Single-Ended OutputTPA0202 Audio Power Amplifier Evaluation Module Parts List ±1. TPA0202 EVM Parts List

TPA0202 specifications

The Texas Instruments TPA0202 is a high-performance Class-D audio amplifier designed for a variety of portable audio applications. Renowned for its efficiency and sound quality, the TPA0202 is an ideal choice for battery-operated devices such as mobile phones, tablet computers, and other handheld devices. With the continuous push for better audio experiences in compact formats, the TPA0202 stands out with its impressive specifications and features.

One of the key characteristics of the TPA0202 is its power efficiency. Operating at a high efficiency rate of up to 90%, this Class-D amplifier minimizes heat generation, allowing it to deliver more power to the audio output while extending battery life. This efficiency is especially crucial for portable devices, where battery performance is a key consideration.

The TPA0202 supports an output power of 2 watts per channel into 4 ohms, making it capable of driving small speakers or headphones with excellent sound quality. The device features a built-in differential input stage that enhances noise immunity, thereby ensuring cleaner audio reproduction. It also supports a wide supply voltage range from 3V to 5.5V, contributing to its versatility in different applications.

In terms of audio quality, the TPA0202 boasts low total harmonic distortion (THD) and exceptional linearity, resulting in rich, clear audio output. Additionally, it comes equipped with selectable gain settings, allowing designers to tailor the amplifier to various output requirements and system designs.

The amplifier also integrates various protection features, including thermal shutdown, short-circuit protection, and undervoltage detection, ensuring robust operation under different conditions. The TPA0202 is also simple to implement in designs, with a minimal external component requirement, further enhancing its appeal to engineers seeking quick and efficient solutions for audio amplification needs.

Moreover, the compact package size of the TPA0202 allows for easy integration into space-constrained designs. With its combination of high efficiency, excellent audio quality, and protective features, the Texas Instruments TPA0202 continues to be a compelling choice for developers looking to enhance audio performance in portable and battery-operated devices. Whether for consumer electronics or in more specialized applications, the TPA0202 delivers reliable and impressive sound amplification, making it a go-to component for modern audio solutions.