Category: Integrated Circuit (IC)
Use: Audio Amplifier
Characteristics: - Low noise and distortion - High gain accuracy - Wide bandwidth - Programmable gain settings - Differential inputs - Single-ended or differential outputs
Package: SSOP-16
Essence: The PGA2505IDBR is a high-performance audio amplifier IC designed for professional audio applications. It offers precise gain control, low noise, and low distortion, making it suitable for various audio amplification needs.
Packaging/Quantity: The PGA2505IDBR is available in a SSOP-16 package. It is typically sold in reels of 2500 units.
The PGA2505IDBR has 16 pins arranged as follows:
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Pin Description: 1. V- (Negative Power Supply) 2. IN1- (Negative Input 1) 3. IN1+ (Positive Input 1) 4. GND (Ground) 5. OUT1- (Negative Output 1) 6. OUT1+ (Positive Output 1) 7. VREF (Reference Voltage) 8. AGND (Analog Ground) 9. V+ (Positive Power Supply) 10. IN2- (Negative Input 2) 11. IN2+ (Positive Input 2) 12. OUT2- (Negative Output 2) 13. OUT2+ (Positive Output 2) 14. NC (No Connection) 15. MUTE (Mute Control) 16. SD (Shutdown Control)
Advantages: - Precise gain control - Low noise and distortion - Wide bandwidth - Differential inputs and outputs - Programmable settings
Disadvantages: - Limited availability in smaller package options - Relatively higher cost compared to some alternatives
The PGA2505IDBR operates as a voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA). It amplifies the input audio signal based on the gain setting programmed through external control. The differential inputs provide balanced signal handling, while the differential outputs offer improved noise rejection and common-mode rejection.
The IC utilizes internal circuitry to maintain accurate gain control, low distortion, and low noise levels. It operates within a specified supply voltage range and provides high-quality audio amplification for professional audio applications.
The PGA2505IDBR is commonly used in various audio-related applications, including: - Professional audio equipment - Audio mixers - Audio recording systems - Public address (PA) systems - Musical instruments amplifiers
Its precise gain control, low noise, and wide bandwidth make it suitable for demanding audio amplification needs in both studio and live sound environments.
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What is the PGA2505IDBR?
The PGA2505IDBR is a digitally controlled programmable gain amplifier designed for audio applications.
What is the input voltage range of the PGA2505IDBR?
The PGA2505IDBR has an input voltage range of ±2.5V.
What is the gain range of the PGA2505IDBR?
The PGA2505IDBR has a gain range of -95dB to +31.5dB in 0.5dB steps.
Can the PGA2505IDBR be used in microphone preamplifier circuits?
Yes, the PGA2505IDBR can be used in microphone preamplifier circuits due to its low noise and wide gain range.
What is the power supply voltage requirement for the PGA2505IDBR?
The PGA2505IDBR operates from a single 5V supply.
Is the PGA2505IDBR suitable for use in professional audio equipment?
Yes, the PGA2505IDBR is suitable for use in professional audio equipment due to its high performance and low distortion.
Can the PGA2505IDBR be controlled digitally?
Yes, the PGA2505IDBR can be controlled digitally using I2C interface.
What is the typical total harmonic distortion (THD) of the PGA2505IDBR?
The typical THD of the PGA2505IDBR is less than 0.01% at 1kHz.
Does the PGA2505IDBR have built-in thermal protection?
Yes, the PGA2505IDBR has built-in thermal protection to ensure safe operation.
What are the typical applications of the PGA2505IDBR?
Typical applications of the PGA2505IDBR include audio mixers, equalizers, microphone preamplifiers, and other audio processing equipment.