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11 / 20 page ![]() YDA137 11 ● Headphone Amplifier Function Analog Input CI RI INL/R Rsw= 400Ω 19.6kΩ 30kΩ 30kΩ VREFL/R VREFL/R HPOL/R ENB Headphone Amplifier Circuit When setting H to HP terminal, it enters headphone amplifier output mode. At this time, the digital amplifier enters the Mute Mode. Headphone amplifier section is comprised of the first stage operational amplifier and a class AB single-end output amplifier. In the first stage operational amplifier section, gain can be set by connecting an input resistor RI externally. The latter stage is a high current output amplifier applicable to 16Ω load. VREF terminal voltage (vias) is applied to the headphone amplifier output, so that connect the output to headphone through AC coupling capacitor, as shown in the application circuit example. Gain Setting Gain of the first inverting amplifier can be calculated according to the following formula. In addition, class AB amplifier gain is 0dB. AVHP = 20×log 10(19.6k / (RI + 400)) 4.7kΩis selected as an input resistor RI, and total gain is set to 11.7dB. In this setting, 150mVrms input can yield the maximum output of 20mW. Relation between an external resistor value and output level in typical input sensitivity is shown in the table below. Input Sensitivity 150mVrms 1.0Vrms 2.0Vrms External input resistor RI 4.7kΩ 33kΩ 68kΩ External feedback resistor RFB for digital amplifier 39kΩ 39kΩ 43kΩ Digital amplifier output (RL=3Ω) 3.14Vrms (3.28W or so) 2.98Vrms (2.96W or so) 3.19Vrms (3.38W or so) Headphone amplifier output (RL=16Ω) 0.566Vrms (20.0mW) 0.586Vrms (21.4mW) 0.573Vrms (20.5mW) A low cutoff frequency is found by the following formula with an AC coupling capacitor (CHO) and a load resistor (RHO) of the headphone amplifier. f CHP = 1 / (2×π×CHO×RHO) :R HO=load resistor Headphone Amplifier Switching Function By making up a headphone circuit as shown in the application circuit example, two modes can be switched automatically according to the existence of headphone. |
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