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HA13150A
21 W x 4-Channel BTL Power IC
ADE-207-107 1st. Edition
Description
HA13150A is a four-channel BTL amplifier IC designed for car audio, featuring high output and low distortion, and applicable to digital audio equipment. It provides 21 W output per channel, with a 14.4 V power supply and at 10% distortion.
Functions
* Built-in standby circuit * Built-in muting circuit * Built-in protection circuits (surge, TSD, and ASO)
Features
* * * * * Requires few external parts Low distortion (total harmonic distortion = 0.01% at 3 W) Low noise (at Rg = 620 , noise is 0.15 mV (muting off) or 0.1 mV (muting on)) Popping noise minimized Highly reliable current-limiting ASO protector keeps speakers safe from all kinds of trouble. Reliability is further enhanced by a fast-acting thermal shutdown protection circuit with on/off hysteresis.
HA13150A
Block Diagram
Absolute Maximum Ratings (Ta = 25C)
Item Symbol Rating Unit Remarks
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Operating supply voltage Supply voltage when no signal * Peak supply voltage * Output current *
3 4 2 1
VCC VCC (DC) VCC (PEAK) I O (PEAK) PT Tj Topr Tstg
18 26 50 4 83 150 -30 to +85 -55 to +125
V V V A W C C C
Power dissipation *
Junction temperature Operating temperature Storage temperature Notes: 1. 2. 3. 4.
Tolerance within 30 seconds Tolerance in surge pulse waveform Value per 1 channel Value when attached on the infinite heat sink plate at Ta = 25C. The derating carve is as shown in the graph below.
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Electrical Characteristics (VCC = 13.2 V, f = 1 kHz, RL = 4 , Rg = 620 , Ta = 25C)
Item Current when no signal Output offset voltage Gain Gain difference between channels Rated output power Max output power Total harmonic distortion Output noise voltage Ripple rejection Channel crosstalk Input impedance Standby current Standby control voltage (high) Standby control voltage (low) Muting control voltage (high) Muting control voltage (low) Muting attenuation Symbol Iq1 Vq Gv Gv Po Pomax T.H.D WBN SVR C.T Rin Iq2 VSTH VSTL VMH VML ATTM Min -- -250 30.5 -1.5 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.5 0 3.5 0 -- Typ 240 0 32 0 18 30 0.01 0.15 55 70 25 -- -- -- -- -- 70 Max -- +250 33.5 +1.5 -- -- -- 0.5 -- -- -- 200 VCC 1.5 VCC 1.5 -- % mVrms dB dB k A V V V V dB Vout = 0 dBm Unit mA mV dB dB W VCC = 13.2 V RL = 4 , THD = 10% VCC = 13.7 V RL = 4 , THD = Max Po = 3 W Rg = 0 BW = 20 to 20 kHz Rg = 600 f = 120 Hz Rg = 600 Vout = 0 dBm Test Conditions Vin = 0
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Pin Explanation
Pin No. 1 Symbol IN1 Functions CH1 INPUT Input Impedance 25 k (Typ) DC Voltage 0V Equivalence Circuit
11 13 23 2
IN2 IN3 IN4 STBY
CH2 INPUT CH3 INPUT CH4 INPUT Standby control 90 k (at Trs. cutoff) --
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OUT1 (+)
CH1 OUTPUT
--
VCC/2
5 7 9 15 17 19 21 10
OUT1 (-) OUT2 (+) OUT2 (-) OUT3 (+) OUT3 (-) OUT4 (+) OUT4 (-) MUTE Muting control 25 k (Typ) -- CH4 OUTPUT CH3 OUTPUT CH2 OUTPUT
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Pin Explanation (cont)
Pin No. 22 Symbol RIPPLE Functions Bias stability Input Impedance -- DC Voltage VCC/2 Equivalence Circuit
6 18 14 4 8 16 20 12
PVCC1 PVCC2 INVCC CH1 GND CH2 GND CH3 GND CH4 GND IN GND
Power of output stage --
VCC
--
Power of input stage CH1 power GND CH2 power GND CH3 power GND CH4 power GND Input signal GND
-- --
VCC --
-- --
--
--
--
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Point of Application Board Design
1. Notes on Application board's pattern design * For increasing stability, the connected line of VCC and OUTGND is better to be made wider and lower impedance. * For increasing stability, it is better to place the capacitor between VCC and GND (0.1 F) close to IC. * For increasing stability, it is better to place C1 to C8 and R1 to R8, which are for stopping oscillation, close to IC. * It is better to place the grounding of resistor (Rg), between input line and ground, close to INGND (Pin 12) because if OUTGND is connected to the line between Rg and INGND, THD will become worse due to current from OUTGND.
Figure 1 Notes on Application Board's Pattern Design
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2. How to reduce the popping noise by Muting circuit At normal operating circuit, Muting circuit operates at high speed under 1 s. In case popping noise becomes a problem, it is possible to reduce the popping noise by connecting capacitor, which determines the switching time constant, between pin 10 and GND. (Following figure 2) We recommend value of capacitor greater then 1 F. Also transitional popping noise can be reduced sharply by muting before VCC and Standby are ON/OFF.
Figure 2 How to use Muting Circuit Table 1
C (F) nothing 0.47 4.7
Muting ON/OFF Time
ON Time under 1 s 2 ms 19 ms OFF Time under 1 s 2 ms 19 ms
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