tda7560 4 x 50 watt bridge
The TDA7560 amplifier is designed to deliver robust audio performance in automotive environments. It achieves this through its quad bridge configuration, which allows for efficient power distribution across four output channels. Each channel can output 50 watts, making it suitable for driving multiple speakers or subwoofers in a vehicle audio system.
The amplifier's ability to tolerate high input signals up to ± 8Vpk is a significant feature, as it ensures that the amplifier can handle various audio sources without distortion or clipping. This is particularly important in automotive applications where signal levels can vary widely.
Incorporating standard input capacitors of 0.1 mF enables the amplifier to achieve a low frequency cut-off of 16 Hz, which is advantageous for reproducing deep bass sounds that enhance the overall audio experience. The BCD technology utilized in the TDA7560 signifies a hybrid approach that combines the advantages of bipolar and CMOS technologies, resulting in improved efficiency and lower power consumption.
The Flexiwatt 25 packaging allows for effective thermal management and compact design, which is essential in automotive applications where space is often limited. The fully complementary output stage, consisting of both P-Channel and N-Channel devices, contributes to the amplifier's ability to deliver a wide voltage swing at the output, ensuring that audio signals are amplified faithfully without introducing distortion.
Overall, the TDA7560 amplifier represents a significant advancement in car audio technology, offering high power output, low distortion, and efficient operation, making it a preferred choice for high-performance automotive audio systems.TDA7560 is a 4 x 50 watt quad bridge car audio amplifier. The inputs are compatible with TDA7560 soil and can tolerate very high input signals ( ± 8Vpk) without sacrificing performance. If Hz are included as standard input capacitors (0. 1mF), reducing the low frequency cut-off will amount to 16 Hz. The TDA7560 is developing a breakthrough BCD (Bipolar / CMOS / AMG) Class AB Audio Power Technology Amplifierin Flexiwatt 25 packs for high-power radios. The structure P-Channel/N-Channel fully complementary output allows the bar-rail output voltage swing which, combined with high saturation minimize the loss of production and the new power references in the field of automotive radio without distorting the historical results.
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