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1

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395

Audio ICs

BA3528AFP / BA3529AFP

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Motor speed setting

To control the motor speed, the stable built-in reference

is used as the speed control voltage. The balance condi-

tions for the bridge circuit are as follows:

(however, Ir

tt Ia)

From this, the balance conditions for the load fluctuation

zero are:

t 10

back increases, and the circuit will be unstable, so within

the operating temperature range, always make

y 10

FOperation notes

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Application circuits

Provided the recommended circuit constants are used,

the application circuits should function correctly. Howev-

er, we recommend that you confirm the characteristics of

the circuits in actual use. If you change the circuit

constants, check both the static and transient character-

istics of the circuit, and allow sufficient margin to accom-

modate variations between both ICs and external com-

ponents.

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Recommended supply voltage

The values given in the electrical characteristics table are

guaranteed only for Ta = 25

as long as the IC is operated within the recommended

operating temperature and supply voltage ranges, the

general circuit functions are guaranteed to operate cor-

rectly, and there will not be significant changes in the

electrical characteristics.

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Power dissipation

The internal power dissipation of the IC is depends

strongly on the value of the load resistance and the sup-

ply voltage.

For this reason, when designing sets for mass produc-

tion, pay due consideration to the power dissipation char-

acteristics of the IC with respect to ambient temperature

and supply voltage (see Figs. 18 and 19). Note, that the

maximum allowed power dissipation is 1.7W at 25

_C,

and this decreases by 13.6mW for each increase in tem-

perature of 1

_C over this.

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PCB layout

In certain cases, the external circuit wiring can induce os-

cillations in the IC or degrade circuit performance. To

avoid this, design the PCB wiring in such a way as to keep

external wiring as short as possible, and ensure that it

does not have common impedance.