CRD44800
50 W Half-Bridge Reference Design for the CS44800
Features
Eight half-bridge channels, 50 W each
Least amount of discrete components per
channel
Programmable load compensation
Power Supply Rejection (PSR) feedback
allowing amplifier to operate from low cost
linear unregulated power supplies
Peak signal limiting
Thermal and over-current protection
> 85% amplifier efficiency
Works with GUI to configure the board or in
a standalone mode for easy operation.
Demonstrates recommended layout and
grounding arrangements
Description
The CRD44800 PWM Amplifier demonstrates the
CS44800, Cirrus’ eight-channel pure digital PMW controller. This reference design implements an eightchannel amplifier which delivers 50 W per half-bridge
channel into 6 Ω loads using a single +45 V supply (at
10% THD+N). A 155 W Switched Mode Power Supply
(SMPS) is used to power the CRD44800.
As shown below, the CS44800 IC takes four stereo digital audio inputs in I²S format and converts them to PWM
outputs. This 64-pin LQFP IC provides an integrated
sample rate converter for 32 kHz-192 kHz input sample
rate support, volume up/down, speaker load compensation, PopGuard® to prevent pops in single voltage rail
half-bridge applications, peak limiting to prevent amplifier clipping, power supply ripple compensation, and AM
frequency interference elimination.
This reference design uses the the Philips TDA8939, an
integrated power stage back end for digital amplifiers
(four TDA8939 parts configured as half-bridges are used
for this eight-channel design). Current limiting and thermal protection are provided by the TDA8939.
The inductor/capacitor 2nd order low pass filter (LPF) removes high frequency components from the output
signal effectively converting it from digital to analog.
ORDERING INFORMATION
CRD44800
Reference Design
I
+45V
155W Switched Mode
Power Supply
+45V/+5V
PSR Circuitry
CS4461 ADC
+45V
PWM Outputs
I2S Clocks & Data
To channels 3/4
CS44800
(PWM Controller)
Audio Driver Board
I2C Host Control
To channels 5/6
LPF
6Ω
LPF
6Ω
Philips
TDA8939
To channels 7/8
Channels 1 and 2 (of 8)
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
www.cirrus.com
Copyright © Cirrus Logic, Inc. 2004
(All Rights Reserved)
DEC ‘04
DS632RD2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCHEMATIC DESCRIPTIONS ................................................................................................. 3
1.1 CRD44800 PWM Amplifier ................................................................................................ 3
1.2 CRD44800 Driver Board .................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Switched Mode Power Supply ........................................................................................... 4
2. OPERATION INFORMATION ................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Power Supply Ratings ...................................................................................................... 10
2.2 Power Supply Decoupling ................................................................................................ 10
2.3 Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) ................................................................................. 11
2.3.1 Suppression of EMI at the Source ...................................................................... 11
3. SCHEMATICS ......................................................................................................................... 13
4. LAYOUT .................................................................................................................................. 20
5. BILL OF MATERIALS ............................................................................................................ 23
6. TYPICAL PERFORMANCE PLOTS ....................................................................................... 25
7. REVISION HISTORY .............................................................................................................. 29
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Speaker Terminal Configuration ...................................................................................... 6
Figure 2. CS44800 Dialog Tab ........................................................................................................ 8
Figure 3. Advanced Register Debug Tab - CS44800...................................................................... 9
Figure 4. Power and Connectors................................................................................................... 13
Figure 5. CS44800 ........................................................................................................................ 14
Figure 6. Left/Right Back Surround Channels............................................................................... 15
Figure 7. Left/Right Surround Channels ........................................................................................ 16
Figure 8. LFE/Center Channels..................................................................................................... 17
Figure 9. Left/Right Channels........................................................................................................ 18
Figure 10. PSR Feedback ............................................................................................................. 19
Figure 11. Silk Screen Top............................................................................................................ 20
Figure 12. Topside Layer .............................................................................................................. 21
Figure 13. Bottomside Layer ......................................................................................................... 22
Figure 14. Bill of Materials ............................................................................................................. 23
Figure 15. Bill of Materials ............................................................................................................. 24
Figure 16. Frequency Response ................................................................................................... 25
Figure 17. THD+N vs. Frequency at 1 W, 10 W, and 20 W .......................................................... 26
Figure 18. THD+N vs. Power at 1 kHz .......................................................................................... 27
Figure 19. FFT at -60 dBFS and 1 kHz ......................................................................................... 28
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. RMS Output Voltage for Given Load Impedance .............................................................. 3
Table 2. Revision History .............................................................................................................. 29
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1. SCHEMATIC DESCRIPTIONS
1.1
CRD44800 PWM Amplifier
The CS44800 shown in Figure 5 employs a built-in Sample Rate Converter (SRC) to support
all popular sampling frequencies between 32 kHz and 192 kHz. The CS44800 produces a
PWM frequency of either 384 kHz or 768 kHz (refer to CS44800 data sheet). In this design,
analog or digital audio signals are always output at a 384 kHz PWM rate.
The CS4461 ADC is used to monitor the signal and line frequency related ripple that is inevitable on the power supply rail when the amplifiers operate. The ripple voltage is digitized
and fed back to the CS44800. The CS44800 uses this information to substantially reduce
ripple related distortion and noise in the audio output signal.
Four Philips TDA8939 power stages provide the power back end to drive the speaker loads.
Each TDA8939 consists of a pair of over current and temperature protected half-bridge PWM
output stages. The TDA8939 is performance optimized for use in open loop Class D amplifier
systems. By changing the power supply voltage and/or the load impedance, RMS output
power at the speaker can be increased. Table 1 illustrates measured RMS output voltage
when using the TDA8939 configured as a half-bridge:
RMS Output RMS Output
Power with an Power with a
8 Ω Load
6 Ω Load
Supply Voltage
RMS Output
Power with a
4 Ω Load
45 V
1% THD+N
10% THD+N
25 W
38 W
33 W
50 W
47 W
70 W
50 V
1% THD+N
10% THD+N
32 W
47 W
41 W
61 W
57 W
86 W
55 V
1% THD+N
10% THD+N
38 W
57 W
50 W
74 W
69 W
105 W
60 V
1% THD+N
10% THD+N
44 W
67 W
58 W
88 W
81 W
124 W
Table 1. RMS Output Voltage for Given Load Impedance
1.2
CRD44800 Driver Board
The CRD44800 Driver board provides a convenient source of PCM I²S signals to drive the
CRD44800 PWM Amplifier board. Eight analog inputs allow multi-channel analog audio signals to be used for evaluation of the amplifier. In addition, either optical or coaxial stereo
S/PDIF signals can be used to evaluate the amplifier. In this case, the left and right channel
digital data are distributed to each of the additional channel pairs.
The CRD44800 Driver board provides two modes of operation: stand-alone and remote. In
the stand-alone mode, basic evaluation of the CS44800 is possible. The user can select between analog and digital S/PDIF input signals (jumpers J17 and J18), control the system volume, mute and unmute the system (switch S2), and ramp the PWM output up and down
(switch S3).
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In the Remote mode, the DB-9 connector (J14, labelled RS-232) is connected to a host PC.
All aspects of the CS44800 may then be evaluated using the supplied software.
1.3
Switched Mode Power Supply
The SMPS used for the CRD44800 is a 155W OEM supply. The supply provides +45V for
the TDA8939 PWM back ends, and +5V to power all the signal level circuitry. The SMPS is
fully over-current and over-temperature protected.
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2. OPERATION INFORMATION
Switches and Indicators (Located on the Driver Board):
RESET Pushbutton (S1) - forces a complete system reset.
MUTE Pushbutton (S2) - mutes the audio output of the CRD44800, but the PWM output stage
will continue switching.
RAMP UP/DN Pushbutton (S3) - forces a ramp down or a ramp up of the PWM switching output.
After a ramp down, the PWM output stage is no longer switching.
MUTE LED (D16) - indicates that the audio output is muted. The MUTE LED is also used during
CRD44800 initialization (see below).
FAULT LED (D19) - indicates several types of fault conditions. If one (or more) of the PWM outputs is shorted, or the PWM back end overheats, the FAULT LED will light. Also, if either the
Optical or Coax digital input is selected as the system input and a valid digital signal is not
present, the FAULT LED will light. The FAULT LED is also used during CRD44800 initialization
(see below).
S/PDIF ERROR LED (D6) - indicates the absence of a valid S/PDIF signal into the CS8416.
Stand-alone Operation
The CRD44800 evaluation system is prewired for operation. The SMPS is a universal input, 90260VAC, 50/60Hz.
1) Attach the supplied power cord to the power entry module. Do not turn on the power yet.
2) Configure jumper J10 for the desired volume control mode. If J10 is in, the gain of the
CS44800 will be forced to 0dB, irrespective of the position of the volume control pot. If J10 is
out, the volume control pot determines the CS44800 gain.
3) Configure jumpers J17 and J18 for the desired mode of operation. The first three options are
stand-alone, while the final option is remote.
Function
J17
J18
Analog Inputs
1-2
1-2
Coaxial S/PDIF
2-3
1-2
Optical S/PDIF
1-2
2-3
Remote Mode
2-3
2-3
4) If the Analog input mode is selected, configure jumpers J6 and J7 to select the sampling frequency for the CS5341s.
Sample Rate (Fs)
J6
J7
48 kHz
2-3
2-3
96 kHz
1-2
2-3
192 kHz
2-3
1-2
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5) Supply either analog signals (if the Analog input option is selected) or either coaxial or optical
digital PCM inputs (if the digital S/PDIF option is selected).
6) Connect loudspeakers to the speaker output terminals. The Red terminal is positive, and the
Black terminal is ground.
Rx Lx Rs Ls S
C
R
L
Figure 1. Speaker Terminal Configuration
Turn the volume control fully counterclockwise and apply power using the power switch on the
power entry module. The Fault and Mute LEDs will both light briefly as the system is initialized.
Note that if either the Coax or the Optical input is selected, a valid digital signal must be provided
to the selected input so that the CRD44800 can complete initialization. If a valid signal is not
present at the selected input, both the Fault and Mute LEDs will remain lit.
If one of the stand-alone modes is selected, the amplifiers should now be operating. Slowly advance the volume control clockwise until the desired volume is achieved. The MUTE pushbutton
(S2) may be used to mute and unmute the audio output. The RAMP UP/DN pushbutton (S3) will
initiate a ramp up or ramp down of the audio output. Ramping down the audio output stops any
audio output. In order to avoid a “pop” in the speakers, you should ramp down the outputs before
turning off the AC power.
Note that in the stand-alone mode, several system faults are indicated by the lighting of the red
Fault LED, D19. Typical causes for fault conditions are short circuited speaker outputs, thermal
shutoff of the power back end, or lack of a S/PDIF signal when either of the S/PDIF inputs is selected.
Remote Operation
The CRD44800 may also be operated remotely via the Cirrus FlexGUI for complete control of all
the features of the CS44800. Note that the Fault and Mute LEDs operate differently in the remote
mode. They indicate the selected audio signal input as explained below. Follow the procedure
below to set up remote operation.
1) Attach the supplied power cord to the power entry module. Do not turn on the power yet.
2) Configure jumpers J17 and J18 for remote operation. Jumpers J17 and J18 should have pins
2 and 3 connected for remote operation. Jumpers J6 and J7 should be removed completely.
3) Turn on the AC power. Press the Reset button on the driver board. Select the desired audio
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input source by pressing the Mute button. The following table shows the inputs selections:
Selected Input
Mute LED
Fault LED
Analog Inputs
On
Off
Optical S/PDIF
Off
On
Coaxial S/PDIF
On
On
4) Connect the DB-9 RS-232 port (J14) on the CRD44800 Driver board to a PC serial port.
5) Copy the CRD44800 directory from the included CD-ROM to the users local hard drive. Note
that FlexGUI is only compatible with systems running Windows 98 or better (i.e. Windows 98,
ME, 2000, XP, etc.).
6) Modify the following line in the file “flexconfig.ini”, which is found in the FlexLoader application
directory. This line is found in the [CDB44800Comm] section of the ini file.
SERIAL = PI_Serial.dll, 2500, COM1, 38400
Replace “COM1” with the number of the serial communications (RS-232) port you are using
(COM1/COM2/COM3/COM4).
7) Start FlexGUI opening FlexLoader.exe. This application can be used to read and modify any
CS44800 register, and provides easy control over individual channel volumes.
The CS44800 Dialog tab provides high level control over the CS44800’s registers. Controls are
provided to change volume, mute, power down, ramp control, quantization level, SAI input format, minimum pulse width, and channel delay.
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Figure 2. CS44800 Dialog Tab
The Advanced Register Debug tab provides low level control over the CS44800 and CS8416 individual register settings. Each device is displayed on a separate tab. Register values can be
modified bitwise or bytewise. For bitwise, click the appropriate pushbutton for the desired bit. For
bytewise, the desired hex value can be typed directly in the register address box in the register
map.
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Figure 3. Advanced Register Debug Tab - CS44800
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System Issues
2.1
Power Supply Ratings
The required power supply current rating can be estimated as follows. 33 W is used as the
reference output power because this represents the typical full scale output with no clipping.
Assume the efficiency, η, is approximately 85% (this accounts for power to supply control
electronics and overhead), then for 33 W / 8 channels:
POut
PTotal =
P Supply =
η
=
264 W
= 310 W
0.85
310 W
P Total
=
= 155 W
2
2
Consequently the supply current is:
I Supply =
155 W
P Supply
=
= 3 .4 A
V Supply
45 V
The factor of 2 in the denominator of the PSupply calculation arises from the fact that for typical
consumer applications in A/V or DVD receivers, the power supply should be capable of providing ½ the total requirement for all channels operating at full power. This design guide is
still quite conservative, and gives more that adequate headroom in real applications.
2.2
Power Supply Decoupling
Proper power supply decoupling is one key to maximizing the performance of a Class-D amplifier. Because the design uses an open loop output stage, noise on the power supply rail
will be coupled to the output. While the PSR functionality of the CS44800 helps reduce power
supply noise feedthrough to the output, careful decoupling of the power stage supply rails is
essential. Referring to Figure 11, the top side of the CRD44800 PWM amplifier board, good
decoupling practice is shown. Notice that the 0.1 µF ceramic capacitors are as close as
physically possible to the power pins of the TDA8939. The ground side of the capacitors is
connected directly to top side ground plane, which is also used by the power supply return
pins. This keeps the high frequency current loop small to minimize power supply variations
and EMI. 470 µF electrolytic capacitors are also located in close proximity to the power supply pins to supply the current locally for each channel. These are not required to be expensive
low ESR capacitors. General purpose electrolytic capacitors that are specified to handle the
ripple current can be used. The real time PSR feedback of the CS44800/CS4461 can greatly
attenuate the induced voltages due to the power supply ripple current.
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2.3
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
The EMI challenges that face a maker of Class-D amplifiers are largely the same challenges
that have been faced by the switch mode power supply industry for many years. The numerous EMI consulting firms that have arisen and the many books that have been written on the
subject indicate the scope of potential problems and available solutions. They should be considered a resource - most makers of switch mode equipment would benefit from developing
a working relationship with a qualified EMI lab and from bringing their experience to bear on
design issues, preferably early in the design process.
This reference design from Cirrus Logic is a board level solution which is meant to control
emissions by minimizing and suppressing them at the source in contrast to containing them
in an enclosure.
The EMI requirements for an amplifier have added dimensions beyond those imposed on
power supplies. Audio amplifiers are usually located in close proximity to radio receivers, particularly AM receivers which are notoriously sensitive to interference. Amplifiers also need to
operate with speaker leads of unpredictable length and construction which make it possible
for any high frequency currents that appear on the outputs to generate nuisance emissions.
The criteria for judging successful EMI control is not as well defined for amplifier design as it
is for power supplies. While the techniques of measuring conducted and radiated emissions
are similar for both types of products, power supplies have a number of clearly defined (and
legally imposed) thresholds that are useful mainly as guidelines when testing amplifiers.
2.3.1
Suppression of EMI at the Source
Several techniques are used in the circuit design and board layout to minimize high frequency fields in the immediate vicinity of the high power components. Specific techniques
include the following:
•
As was mentioned in Section 2.2, effective power supply decoupling of high frequency
currents, and minimizing the loop area of the decoupling loop is one aspect of minimizing EMI.
•
Each output of the TDA8939 includes “snubbing” components. For example, OUT1 of
U4 includes snubber components R10 and R11 (5.6 Ω), and C36 and C39 (560 pF).
These components serve to damp ringing on the switching outputs in the 30-50 MHz
range. The snubbing components should be as close as practical to the output pins to
maximize their effectiveness. Again, refer to Figure 11 for the preferred component
layout.
•
A separate ground plane with a solid electrical connection to the chassis and which
surrounds the speaker output connector should be implemented. This allows the
speaker outputs to be RF decoupled to the chassis just before they exit the chassis
from the speaker connector. Again, refer to Figure 11 for the preferred component layout.
•
Make use of source termination resistors on all digital signals whose traces are longer
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than about 25 mm.
It is extremely critical that the layout of the power amplifier section of the Cirrus Logic
CS44800 Reference Design be copied as exactly as possible to assure best RF/EMI performance.
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Figure 4. Power and Connectors
CRD44800
3. SCHEMATICS
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Figure 5. CS44800
CRD44800
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Figure 6. Left/Right Back Surround Channels
CRD44800
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Figure 7. Left/Right Surround Channels
CRD44800
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Figure 8. LFE/Center Channels
CRD44800
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Figure 9. Left/Right Channels
CRD44800
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Figure 10. PSR Feedback
CRD44800
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Figure 11. Silk Screen Top
CRD44800
4. LAYOUT
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Figure 12. Topside Layer
CRD44800
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Figure 13. Bottomside Layer
CRD44800
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CONN, 6x2 SPKR TERMINAL
CONN, FLEX 22PIN, ST, I mm PITCH
CONN, 8PIN EH 2.5MM PTCH PWR HDR
CONN, 2x2 SPKR TERMINAL
HEATSINK, 30W, APOGEE PWM
CAP 0.22uF ±10% 50V X7R 1206
CAP 0.1uF ±10% 50V X7R 0805
CAP 0.1uF +80/-20% 25V Y5V 0603
CAP 560pF ±5% 50V C0G 0805
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PANASONIC
MFG
PANASONIC
PANASONIC
KEMET
BC COMPONENTS
PANASONIC
KEMET
C39 C42 C71 C74 C93 C96 KEMET
C115 C118
HS1
SUMMIT HEAT SINKS CO
LTD
J2
HIROSE
J1
JST
J5
DRAGON CITY
INDUSTRIES
J4
DRAGON CITY
INDUSTRIES
C35 C36 C45 C46 C67 C68 PANASONIC
C77 C78 C89 C90 C99
C100 C111 C112 C121
C122
C1 C2 C18 C20 C22 C23
PANASONIC
C24 C25 C26 C27 C126
C17 C29 C32 C38 C47 C48 KEMET
C49 C50 C53 C54 C55 C56
C57 C58 C59 C60 C63 C64
C65 C66 C79 C80 C81 C82
C85 C86 C87 C88 C101
C102 C103 C107 C108
C109 C110 C123 C125
C11 C30
C16 C43 C70 C75 C92 C97
C114 C119
C51 C52 C61 C62 C83 C84
C105 C106
C15 C31
C3 C4 C6 C7 C33
C14
C37 C44 C69 C76 C91 C98 NICHICON
C113 C120
C12 C13
KEMET
C9 C10 C19 C21 C34 C104 PANASONIC
C124 C127 C132 C133
C135 C136 C137 C138
C139 C140 C141 C142
C143
C28
PANASONIC
C145 C146
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Figure 14. Bill of Materials
CAP 47uF ±20% 16V ELEC RAD 6.3x11MM
CAP 470uF ±20% 50V ELEC RAD
CAP 39pF ±5% 50V C0G 0603
CAP 0.47uF ±10% 63V MTL FLM RAD
CAP 22uF ±20% 6.3V ELEC RAD
CAP 2200pF ±10% 50V X7R 0603
CAP 120pF ±5% 50V C0G 0603
CAP 1000uF ±20% 50V ELEC RAD 16x25m
CAP 1uF ±10% 25V X7R 1206
CAP 1000pF ±10% 50V X7R 0805
CAP 1000pF ±10% 50V X7R 0603
Description
PT-1222P-03
FH21-22S-1DSA
B8B-EH-A
PT-422-03
311-00001-01
C1206C224K5RAC
C0805C104K5RAC
ECJ1VF1E104Z
ECJ2VC1H561J
ECEA1CKS470
ECA1HM471
C0603C390J5GAC
2222 370 11474
ECEA0JKS220
C0603C222K5RAC
C0603C121J5GAC
UPW1H102MHD
ECJ3YB1E105K
ECJ2VB1H102K
ECJ1VB1H102M
MFG. P/N
CRD44800
5. BILL OF MATERIALS
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MFG
U1 U2
U3
U4 U5 U6 U7
U14
R71
R56
R59 R75 R85 R86 R87 R88
R89 R101 R110 R111 R112
R113 R114 R115 R116
R117 R118
R5 R65
R1 R3 R4
R48
R2
R54 R55
R11 R14 R24 R27 R78 R81
R92 R95
R12 R13 R25 R26 R79 R80
R93 R94
R49
R16 R30 R42 R76 R84
R109
R18 R19 R20 R21 R31 R32
R33 R34
R6 R7 R44 R58
R57
R37 R38 R41 R45 R47 R51
R62 R64
R9 R10 R15 R22 R23 R28
R29 R36 R70 R77 R82 R83
R90 R91 R96 R97
R8
R52 R53
R17 R35 R39 R40
U12
U11
NJR
NJR
PHILLIPS
CITIZEN
BUILDING FASTENERS
CIRRUS LOGIC
CIRRUS LOGIC
DALE
PANASONIC
DALE
DALE
DALE
YAGEO
PANASONIC
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PANASONIC
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PANASONIC
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L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 L11 L12 TRANSTEK MAGNETICS
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Figure 15. Bill of Materials
IC, 1.5A ADJ V REG, TO-252
IC LNR DUAL OP AMP LOW V RRO VSP8
IC LOG CLASS D PWR COMP HSOP24
OSC, 24.576MHz 100ppm 5V, SG-531
SCREW PANHEAD, 4-40, PH, 1/2"L
RES 649 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 90.9 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
NO POP
IC CRUS A/D PSR FEEDBACK TSSOP24
IC CRUS, MULTI CHNL PWM CONTR QFP64
RES 5.6 OHM 1/2W ±5% 2010 FILM
RES 49.9 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 49.9k OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 5.1K OHM 1/4W +5% 1206
RES 47.5 OHM 1/10W ±1% 0805 FILM
RES 46.4k OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 47k OHM 1/10W ±5% 0603 FILM
RES 2.2k OHM 1/8W ±1% 1206 FILM
RES 10k OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 121 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 1.96k OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 200 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 2k OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 22.1 OHM 1/10W ±1% 0805 FILM
RES 10 OHM 1/10W ±5% 0603
RES 10.2 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
RES 100 OHM 1/16W ±1% 0603 FILM
IND, 22UH, 3.5A
Description
NJM317DL1
NJM2140R
TDA8939TH
CMX309FLC24.576MT
PMS 440 0050 PH
CS4461-CZZ/D
CS44800-CQ/A
CRCW06036490F
ERJ3EKF90R9V
CRCW20105R6J
CRCW060349R9F
CRCW06034992F
9C12063A5101JLHFT
ERJ6ENF47R5V
CRCW06034642F
ERJ3GEYJ473V
CRCW12062201F
ERJ3EKF1002V
CRCW06031210F
CRCW06031961F
CRCW06032000F
CRCW06032001F
CRCW080522R1F
ERJ3GEYJ100V
CRCW060310R2F
CRCW06031000F
TMP50612CT
MFG. P/N
CRD44800
-2.5
A
-5
20
-4.5
-4
-3.5
-3
-2
-1.5
d
B
r
-1
-0.5
-0
+0.5
+1
50
100
Hz
500
1k
Figure 16. Frequency Response
200
2k
5k
10k 20k
CRD44800
6. TYPICAL PERFORMANCE PLOTS
25
26
%
0.001
20
0.002
0.005
0.01
0.02
0.05
0.1
0.2
0.5
1
50
200
Hz
500
1k
2k
Figure 17. THD+N vs. Frequency at 1 W, 10 W, and 20 W
100
1W
10 W
20 W
5k
10k 20k
CRD44800
%
0.01
100m
0.02
0.05
0.1
0.2
0.5
1
2
5
10
200m
1
W
2
Figure 18. THD+N vs. Power at 1 kHz
500m
5
10
20
50
CRD44800
27
28
A
d
B
r
-140
20
-130
-120
-110
-100
-90
-80
-70
-60
-50
-40
-30
-20
-10
+0
50
100
Hz
500
1k
Figure 19. FFT at -60 dBFS and 1 kHz
200
2k
5k
10k 20k
CRD44800
CRD44800
7.
REVISION HISTORY
Release
Date
Changes
RD1
June 2004
1st Release
RD2
December 2004
2nd Release
-Updated schematics and layout to reflect rev B.
Table 2. Revision History
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