The SC8002B is an audio power amplifier IC with turn-off mode.
When operating at 5V input voltage, the average power on the load (3Ω) is 3W, and the distortion does not exceed 10%. For portable devices, when the VDD is applied to the turn-off end, the SC8002B will enter the turn-off mode, and the power consumption at this time is extremely low, and the IQ is only 0.6uA.
The SC8002B is an audio amplifier IC designed for high-power, high-fidelity applications. It requires few peripheral components and can work at an input voltage of 2.0V ~ 5.5V.
The SC8002B offers a SOP8 package.
No output coupling capacitors or external buffer circuits are required.
Stable gain output.
External gain setting
The SC8002B is available in a SOP8 package
Can be used in portable devices desktop computers and low voltage operating audio equipment
Power dissipation
Using a bridged op amp circuit, the power consumption generated on the load is also relatively large, so under the condition of a specified voltage, the load power consumption is as follows:
PDMAX = 4× (VDD)2/(2π2)RL
Therefore, at 5V input and 8Ω load, the maximum output power consumption is 625mW. But the results of this algorithm are as follows:
PDMAX = (TJMAX-TA)/ θJA
Note: SOP package θJA=140°C/W, DIP package θJA=107°C/W, MSOP package θJA=210°C/W
Reference voltage
The external capacitor at the voltage reference should be as close to the SC8002B as possible. The 0.1μF capacitor improves the stability of the internal bias voltage and reduces the effect of PSRR. You can increase the ground capacitance of the BYPASS end to improve the PSRR. The CB value depends on the requirements for the PSRR.
Turn-off function
To reduce power consumption, the SC8002B switch off the external bias circuit. When the shutdown end is high power, the op amp is turned off, and the SC8002B does not work, and the working current of the SC8002B is reduced to 0.6uA. When the turn-off terminal voltage is slightly lower than VDD, the SC8002B works stably. Therefore, the turn-off end should be placed at a stable voltage value to avoid the IC entering the wrong working state.
In many applications, the level conversion at the off end is done by the processor. When the unidirectional knife switch is used to achieve the level conversion, a pull resistor can be added to the off end, so that when the switch is off, the level of the SC8002B off end will be in a correct state due to the pull up resistance, so as to ensure that the SC8002B will not enter the wrong working state.
SC8002B limit parameter (Ta=25℃):
peculiarity | symbol | Radius | unit |
Operating voltage | VDD | 6 | V |
Input voltage | VIN | -0.3~VDD+0.3 | V |
Operating temperature | TOPR | -65~+150 | ℃ |
Ambient temperature | TA | -40~+85 | ℃ |
Node temperature | TJ | 150 | ℃ |
name | symbol | Minimum value | Typical value | Maximum value | unit | Test condition |
Operating voltage | VDD | 2.0 | -- | 5.5 | V | |
Static current | IDD | -- | 6.5 | 10 | mA | VIN=0V, IO=0mA |
Turn-off current | ISD | -- | 0.6 | 2 | uA | VPIN1=VDD |
Output bias | VOS | -- | 5.0 | 50 | mV | VIN=0V |
Output power | PO | -- | 1.2 | -- | W | THD=1%, f=1KHz, RL=8Ω |
-- | 1.5 | -- | THD=10%, f=1KHz,RL=8Ω |
Total harmonic distortion + noise | THD+N | -- | 0.25 | -- | % | 20Hz≤f≤20KHz, AVD=2, RL=8Ω, PO=1W |
Power supply rejection ratio | | -- | 60 | -- | dB | VDD=4.9V~5.1V |
SC8002B circuit schematic diagram: