Electrical characteristics

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Electrical characteristic curves

Note:

When the label “RC network” is present in a curve, it means that a 12

connected on outputs is used (refer to Figure 1: Typical application schematics for the

TS4601 on page 4).

Current consumption vs. power supply voltage

see Figure 2

Standby current consumption vs. power supply voltage

see Figure 3 and Figure 4

Maximum output power vs. power supply voltage

see Figure 5

Maximum output power vs. power supply voltage

see Figure 6

Maximum output voltage vs. power supply voltage

see Figure 7

PSRR vs. frequency

see Figure 8 to Figure 12

PSRR vs. gain setting

see Figure 13

THD+N vs. output power

see Figure 14 to Figure 25

THD+N vs. output voltage

see Figure 26

THD+N vs. frequency

see Figure 27

THD+N vs. frequency

see Figure 28 to Figure 39

CMRR vs. frequency

see Figure 40 and Figure 41

Crosstalk vs. frequency

see Figure 42 to Figure 45

Common mode response vs. frequency

see Figure 46

THD+N vs. input voltage. Line in mode 5

see Figure 47

Input impedance vs. frequency. Line in mode 5

see Figure 48

Gain vs. frequency

see Figure 49