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The reason I asked the question is that I had a little run in with a TI part. The TPA3000. It looked like the perfect solution to my product and was relativly new on the market. So I designed it in. Now fast forward a couple of months: I recieve a nice email saying that the TPA3000 was Not Recommended for New Design. Well that just about blew my mind cause the part was new! So, I am now in the business of finding a new amp. I am currently looking at the TDA1519/TDA1517 from Philips and will research the parts that were mentioned here.
What do you think about TDA1514a???
On www.philips-semiconductors.com I read that this chip is discontinuable.
Can somebody tell me Why?? I'm going to do amp on this chip and I must know is this chip good :roll: 8) :-?
The amp you mention, TDA1514a is not listed on the Philips web site. If its NRND then you better find a different amp. Take a look at the TDA1519a, its a nice BTL amp.
Could someone share a descrit component amp of about 100Wrms/4E or 8E and preferably without having to set the quiscent current. I do not want it to give crossover distortion either!
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