The IRS2092S is an advanced Class D audio amplifier driver featuring PWM modulation and extensive protection capabilities. When paired with two external MOSFETs and a few supporting components, it enables the development of a complete Class D amplifier system known for its robust protection and efficiency. International Rectifier's pioneering noise isolation technology combines a high-current gate drive stage with a high-speed, low-noise error amplifier on a single chip.
• IRS2093
The VAA pin serves as the floating input positive supply, ensuring the power input is stable enough to keep the chip humming with purpose. By delivering a reliable positive voltage, the VAA pin helps the amplifier maintain its steadfast performance.
The GND pin provides a return path for the floating input supply, anchoring the voltage levels within the chip. This stable reference point is good for precise signal processing, enabling accurate sound reproduction.
The IN- pin is the portal for the analog inverting input, channeling the inverting signal into the amplifier circuit. It enables differential signal processing, reducing noise, and enhancing signal clarity for the amplifier's pristine audio output.
The COMP pin takes on the dual role of phase compensation and comparator input, a guardian of stability and performance. By fine-tuning the phase response, it mitigates oscillations and optimizes the amplifier's audio fidelity across different scenarios.
The CSD pin interfaces with a capacitor that dictates the shutdown timing, a sentinel against overcurrent conditions. By enabling a controlled shutdown, it fortifies the amplifier's durability and robustness, extending its operational life.
The VSS pin ties into the floating input negative supply, balancing the positive supply to foster reliable amplifier operation. A consistent negative voltage is as important as its counterpart for harmonious performance.
The VREF pin supplies a 5V reference voltage, a core for programming the OCSET pin. This reference acts as a benchmark, setting the overcurrent threshold, safeguarding the amplifier from potential damage caused by excessive current flow.
The OCSET pin allows setting the low side overcurrent threshold, a protector in disguise. Adjusting the threshold prevents the amplifier from straying into unsafe current levels, securing it against overcurrent episodes.
The DT pin enables the programming of deadtime intervals, those brief yet pauses ensuring high and low side transistors do not conduct simultaneously. Proper deadtime calibration is good for avoiding short-circuits, boosting the amplifier's efficiency and reliability.
The COM pin facilitates the return path for the low side supply, ensuring a stable ground reference for the low side driver circuitry. This pin is key to maintaining consistent operation of the low side components.
The LO pin handles the low side output, driving the low side transistor and orchestrating the switching operations. Its role is need in amplifying the input signal effectively.
The VCC pin powers the low side components of the chip, enabling stable operation. This power supply is use for the amplifier's performance, ensuring optimal functionality and reliability.
The VS pin acts as the return path for the high side floating supply, providing a stable high side reference. This ensures balanced operation of the high side driver, a linchpin for overall stability.
The HO pin delivers the high side output, steering the high side transistor. Its proper function is central to the amplifier’s efficiency and enduring performance.
The VB pin furnishes the high side floating supply, energizing the high side driver components. A stable supply here reduces noise levels and supports effective operation, elevating the amplifier's acoustic standards.
The CSH pin takes on the task of high side overcurrent sensing, vigilantly monitoring current through the high side transistor. By providing feedback to prevent overcurrent conditions, it plays a role in the amplifier’s safety and dependability.
The IRS2092S incorporates an analog input Class D audio amplifier driver within a compact 16-pin configuration.This layout is space-efficient, aligning with the miniaturization trends in electronics. This design maintains high fidelity for advanced device designs that prioritize sound quality without sacrificing physical constraints.
The floating input architecture facilitates seamless integration with half-bridge setups. It simplifies circuit design and enhances customization flexibility. Many benefit from this by creating modular, reliable components that cater to diverse audio system requirements.
Featuring programmable bidirectional overcurrent protection that self-resets, the IRS2092S fortifies system durability. It prevents potential damage from current overloads autonomously. This aligns with protection strategies seen in applications where system integrity is a priority.
Adjustable deadtime prioritizes achieving superior Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) performance. It allows for precise circuit tuning, ensuring cleaner audio outputs. Such fine-tuning is use for meeting high-fidelity audio standards found in premium audio equipment.
The IRS2092S minimizes click noise during start and stop phases. This reduces unwanted auditory artifacts. It supports the audio industry's goal of delivering refined sound quality and smooth operational transitions for your satisfaction.
High noise immunity ensures the IRS2092S operates consistently in electrically noisy environments. This is useful in industrial settings or urban areas where electromagnetic interference is common. Prioritizing noise immunity bolsters system reliability and confidence.
The IRS2092S’s ±100V ratings support output power up to 500W. High-voltage capacity accommodates a broad variety of uses to audio systems.
Capable of operating up to 800 kHz, the IRS2092S supports high-frequency switching for efficient Class D amplification. High switching frequencies enhance audio performance and efficiency, a standard in modern high-performance audio amplifiers.
The IRS2092S meets RoHS compliance, adhering to environmental standards by limiting hazardous substances. This compliance shows a commitment to sustainability and aligns with global regulations. It reflects the industry's movement towards eco-friendly practices.
The IRS2092S elevates audio clarity and power efficiency in home theater systems. When integrated, it allows manufacturers to deliver immersive audio with reduced power consumption. Advanced home theater setups often demand high fidelity and minimal distortion. The IRS2092S meets these needs due to its sophisticated modulation techniques.
Mini component stereo systems seek a compact yet powerful solution for high-quality sound. The IRS2092S caters to this need by offering superior power output in limited space. It becomes advantageous in modern, space-constrained living environments where performance is great. Practical observations indicate that these systems enjoy prolonged operational life due to the efficient thermal management provided by the IRS2092S.
Powered speaker systems gain notably from the IRS2092S's capability to manage high power levels while maintaining audio integrity. These systems are used extensively in consumer markets, where clarity and reliability are needed. Practical deployment has shown that incorporating this driver into powered speakers enhances audio reproduction. This makes it ideal for studio monitoring, live performances, and daily listening.
In general-purpose audio power amplifiers, the IRS2092S delivers consistent performance and durability. Its application showcases its flexibility and ability to handle diverse audio requirements effortlessly.
The IRS2092S brings together all the integral components of a Class D amplifier within a single, efficient IC. It necessitates only minimal external components for optimal operation. The Operational Transconductance Amplifier (OTA) operates the input stage with a +/- supply, effectively converting the input signal into an ideal format for amplification. This conversion process leverages well-established principles of analog signal processing, ensuring accurate and high-fidelity sound reproduction.
Type |
Parameter |
Mounting Type |
Surface Mount |
Surface Mount |
YES |
Packaging |
Tube |
Part Status |
Discontinued |
Number of Terminations |
16 |
Type |
Class D |
Voltage - Supply |
10V - 18V |
Terminal Form |
GULL WING |
Number of Functions |
1 |
Temperature Max (°C) |
NOT SPECIFIED |
JESD-30 Code |
R-PDSO-G16 |
Output Type |
1-Channel (Mono) |
Power Supplies |
12V |
Number of Channels |
2 |
Features |
Depop, Short-Circuit Protection |
Height Seated (Max) |
1.75mm |
RoHS Status |
RoHS Compliant |
Package / Case |
18-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) |
Operating Temperature |
-40°C - 125°C TA |
Published |
2007 |
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) |
2 (1 Year) |
ECN Code |
EAR99 |
HTS Code |
8542.33.00.01 |
Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel) |
NOT SPECIFIED |
Terminal Pitch |
1.72mm |
Base Part Number |
IRS2092SPBF |
Qualification Status |
Not Qualified |
Supply Voltage-Min (Vsup) |
10V |
Supply Voltage-Max (Vsup) |
18V |
Bandwidth |
20 kHz |
Length |
9.89mm |
Width |
3.905mm |
The IRS2092S amplifier is presented in a sleek 16-pin SOIC narrow package, designed for outstanding thermal efficacy and easy manufacturability. This surface-mount marvel ensures that parasitic inductance and capacitance are minimized, elevating high-frequency performance. The packaging’s compact dimensions suit applications where every millimeter of board space counts. Its integrated thermal pad underneath enhances heat dissipation, a factor for long-term reliability. The design harmonizes mechanical strength with electrical performance.
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The IRS2092(S) integrates dual overcurrent and shoot-through protection functionalities, forming a sophisticated Class D amplifier. It also includes undervoltage lockout (UVLO) protection for three bias supplies. When paired with two external MOSFETs and minimal external components, it delivers high efficiency and robust performance. This seamless integration often results in greater reliability and simplified design processes, reflecting the practice of optimizing resources while maximizing output.
No, there is no bus pumping effect when the amplifier operates in mono full-bridge mode. This feature ensures stable and clean performance, particularly in demanding audio applications. Such stability can be great in audio engineering, where consistent power supply behavior directly affects sound quality and system reliability.
The damping factor in the reference design is rated at 120 @1kHz & 4 ohm. This high rating indicates a well-controlled speaker movement, which is good for precise audio reproduction. Aligning with best practices in audio design, maintaining a high damping factor helps to accurately reproduce the original sound.
The reference design of the IRS2092 is calibrated for a 1 VRMS input, which may be higher than the output of most audio sources. As a result, the amplifier may achieve full power prematurely. Adjusting the voltage gain can resolve this issue and optimize performance. This adjustment is akin to fine-tuning instruments to suit specific contexts, ensuring that the amplifier’s capabilities align perfectly with the audio source requirements and intended usage scenarios.
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