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TDA2002 - 8w Car Radio Audio Amplifier

Key Features

  • - very low number of external comoonents - assembly ease, due to Pentawatt® power package with no electrical insulation requirement - space and cost saving - high reliability - flexibility in use - complete safety during operation due to protection against: a) short circuit; b) thermal over range; c) fortuitous open ground; d) polarity inversion (V s max= 12V); e) load dump voltage surge.

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Datasheet Details

Part number TDA2002
Manufacturer SGS
File Size 513.17 KB
Description 8w Car Radio Audio Amplifier
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LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT 8W CAR RADIO AUDIO AMPLIFIER The TDA 2002 is a class B audio power amplifier in Pentawatt® package designed for driving low impedance loads (down to 1.60.). The device provides a high output current capability (up to 3.5A), very low harmonic and cross-over distortion. In addition, the device offers the following features: - very low number of external comoonents - assembly ease, due to Pentawatt® power package with no electrical insulation requirement - space and cost saving - high reliability - flexibility in use - complete safety during operation due to protection against: a) short circuit; b) thermal over range; c) fortuitous open ground; d) polarity inversion (V s max= 12V); e) load dump voltage surge.