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* LM4853 "Boomer" costs too much, love that product line name "Boomer" I mean ??? | * LM4853 "Boomer" costs too much, love that product line name "Boomer" I mean ??? | ||
* LM48560 piezo / haptic driver | * LM48560 piezo / haptic driver | ||
* TDA2005 -- I have a FutureKit that's been on my bench forever and I might replace it soon just to try out something else. | |||
* TDA2050 high output obsolete class AB | * TDA2050 high output obsolete class AB | ||
* TDA2822 $4.5 obsolete | * TDA2822 $4.5 obsolete | ||
* TDA7266 7W+7W I have one around somewhere -- https://www.mpja.com/Adjustable-Stereo-Amplifier-Module-TDA7266/productinfo/31806%20MI/ | |||
* TPA2012 see adafruit | * TPA2012 see adafruit | ||
* TPA2016 has a control channel over i2c which is pretty neat, I think Adafruit has a breakout for it | * TPA2016 has a control channel over i2c which is pretty neat, I think Adafruit has a breakout for it | ||
Diodes Incorporated "PAM" series | |||
* PAM8302 mono chip is around $.40 Adafruit breakout is $3.95 | * PAM8302 mono chip is around $.40 Adafruit breakout is $3.95 | ||
* PAM8403 very common very quiet obsolete I have 2 from All Electronics | * PAM8403 very common very quiet obsolete I have 2 from All Electronics MPJA has them for $1.75 | ||
* PAM8406 upgrade to 8403 chip is $.84 and boards run around $1-$10 I ordered a couple spendy ones from Amazon, about $7 each | * PAM8406 upgrade to 8403 chip is $.84 and boards run around $1-$10 I ordered a couple spendy ones from Amazon, about $7 each | ||
The PAM8406 has a mute control and a mode control (Class AB or Class D) and sometimes those pins are not brought out. | |||
The | The PAM8403/PAM8406 has a mute control and PAM8406 has a mode control (Class AB or Class D) and a "shutdown" control and sometimes those pins are not brought out. The PAM8406 boards I bought today has a 2 gang volume knob and both those signals are available. | ||
The PAM8406 should have ferrites on the outputs. See the data sheet https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/PAM8406.pdf and eval board https://www.diodes.com/assets/Evaluation-Boards/PAM8406-User-Guide.pdf | |||
There's a MAX58937 or something from Adafruit that has an i2s input instead of analog. It's around 3W | There's a MAX58937 or something from Adafruit that has an i2s input instead of analog. It's around 3W | ||
I have several i2s 20W boards including one in my junk box | I have several i2s 20W boards including one in my junk box | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 21 April 2024
Most of these are class D unless noted. I like class D most of the time.
National series
- LM386 noise outdated analog pretty cheap inefficient class AB but not really cheap compared to better newer amps
- LM4853 "Boomer" costs too much, love that product line name "Boomer" I mean ???
- LM48560 piezo / haptic driver
- TDA2005 -- I have a FutureKit that's been on my bench forever and I might replace it soon just to try out something else.
- TDA2050 high output obsolete class AB
- TDA2822 $4.5 obsolete
- TDA7266 7W+7W I have one around somewhere -- https://www.mpja.com/Adjustable-Stereo-Amplifier-Module-TDA7266/productinfo/31806%20MI/
- TPA2012 see adafruit
- TPA2016 has a control channel over i2c which is pretty neat, I think Adafruit has a breakout for it
Diodes Incorporated "PAM" series
- PAM8302 mono chip is around $.40 Adafruit breakout is $3.95
- PAM8403 very common very quiet obsolete I have 2 from All Electronics MPJA has them for $1.75
- PAM8406 upgrade to 8403 chip is $.84 and boards run around $1-$10 I ordered a couple spendy ones from Amazon, about $7 each
The PAM8403/PAM8406 has a mute control and PAM8406 has a mode control (Class AB or Class D) and a "shutdown" control and sometimes those pins are not brought out. The PAM8406 boards I bought today has a 2 gang volume knob and both those signals are available.
The PAM8406 should have ferrites on the outputs. See the data sheet https://www.diodes.com/assets/Datasheets/PAM8406.pdf and eval board https://www.diodes.com/assets/Evaluation-Boards/PAM8406-User-Guide.pdf
There's a MAX58937 or something from Adafruit that has an i2s input instead of analog. It's around 3W
I have several i2s 20W boards including one in my junk box
