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TDA7377
+BOMIC AMP CLASS AB DUAL/QUAD 35W
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ManufacturerSTMicroelectronics
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Mfr. Part #TDA7377
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In Stock6833
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Part Status | Obsolete |
| Base Product Number | TDA7377 |
| Type | Class AB |
| Output Type | 2-Channel (Stereo) or 4-Channel (Quad) |
| Max Output Power x Channels @ Load | 35W x 2 @ 4Ohm; 10W x 4 @ 2Ohm |
| Voltage - Supply | 8V ~ 18V |
| Features | Depop, Short-Circuit and Thermal Protection, Standby |
| Packaging | Tube |
Overview
Description
Key features of the TDA7377 include high output power, low distortion, and a wide operating voltage range (up to 18 volts), making it suitable for automotive and home audio environments. The amplifier also incorporates built-in protection mechanisms, such as short-circuit protection, thermal shutdown, and over-voltage safeguards, which enhance its reliability and longevity.
Its efficiency and performance make it ideal for use in compact or budget audio setups where sound quality and robustness are crucial. The TDA7377 is appreciated for its balance of power, sound quality, and durability, making it a popular choice for those looking to build or upgrade audio systems without incurring high costs.
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Features
1. Output Power: It delivers up to 35W per channel in a stereo configuration, with a bridge-tied load (BTL) output mode, providing strong audio performance for medium power applications.
2. Supply Voltage: Operates with a wide supply voltage range, typically from 12V to 18V, making it suitable for automotive environments.
3. Low Distortion: Offers low total harmonic distortion (THD), ensuring clear and high-quality audio reproduction.
4. Protection Features: Includes built-in protection against short circuits and overheating, enhancing reliability and durability.
5. Mute/Standby Functions: Equipped with mute and standby functions to minimize power consumption and prevent noise during power-up or shutdown.
6. Versatility: Can be configured in different modes, such as stereo, dual bridge, or quad single-ended, to accommodate various application needs.
7. Component Count: Requires a minimal external component count, simplifying circuit design and reducing overall system cost.
Pinout
1. Pin 1: Output 1 (OUT1)
2. Pin 2: Output 2 (OUT2)
3. Pin 3: +Vs (Positive supply voltage)
4. Pin 4: Output 3 (OUT3)
5. Pin 5: Output 4 (OUT4)
6. Pin 6: GND (Ground)
7. Pin 7: Standby
8. Pin 8: Input 1 (IN1)
9. Pin 9: Input 2 (IN2)
10. Pin 10: SVR (Supply Voltage Rejection)
11. Pin 11: N.C. (No connection)
12. Pin 12: Input 3 (IN3)
13. Pin 13: Input 4 (IN4)
14. Pin 14: Mute
15. Pin 15: -Vs (Negative supply voltage, GND in single-supply)
The TDA7377 can operate in both stereo and bridge modes, providing flexible options for various audio applications, offering up to 35W per channel in bridge mode.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the maximum output power for stereo mode with a 4Ω load?
A: The TDA7377 delivers up to 35W per channel (35W x 2) into 4Ω loads in Class AB stereo operation.
Q: Can this amplifier be configured as a 4-channel output?
A: Yes, it supports quad mode, outputting 10W x 4 channels into 2Ω loads for multi-speaker systems.
Q: What is the recommended supply voltage range for the TDA7377?
A: The device operates reliably with a supply voltage from 8V to 18V, suitable for automotive and battery-powered audio.
Q: What protection features does the TDA7377 include?
A: It integrates short-circuit protection, thermal shutdown, and depop circuitry to prevent audible clicks during power-up.
Q: Is the TDA7377 suitable for new designs?
A: No, the part status is "Obsolete". It is recommended for legacy system repairs or while existing stock lasts.
Q: What does the "Standby" feature do in this amplifier?
A: The standby function disables the amplifier outputs, reducing power consumption to near zero when audio output is not needed.
Q: How does the Depop feature improve audio performance?
A: The Depop feature suppresses popping noise during power-up, power-down, or mode switching, ensuring clean audio start/stop.
Q: What is the typical application for a 2-channel vs. 4-channel configuration?
A: Stereo mode (2-ch) is ideal for front/rear car speakers, while quad mode (4-ch) drives a full car audio system with four separate speakers.