The LM2005 is a dual high power amplifier, designed to
deliver optimum performance and reliability for automotive
applications. High current capability (3.5A) enables the device to deliver 10W/channel into 2X (LM2005T-S), or 20W
bridged monaural (LM2005T-M) into 4X, with low distortion.
Features
Y
Wide supply range (8V –18V)
Y
Externally programmable gain
Y
With or without bootstrap
Y
Low distortion
Y
Low noise
Connection Diagram
Plastic Package
Typical Application
Y
High peak current capability
Y
e
P
20W bridge
O
Y
High voltage protection
Y
AC and DC output short circuit protection to ground or
across load
Y
Thermal protection
Y
Inductive load protection
Y
Accidental open ground protection
Y
Immunity to 40V power supply transients
Y
3§C/W device dissipation
Y
Pin for pin compatible with TDA2005
TL/H/5129– 1
Order Number LM2005T-S
or LM2005T-M
See NS Package Number TA11A
TL/H/5129– 2
FIGURE 1. 20W Bridge Amplifier Application and Test Circuit
C
1995 National Semiconductor CorporationRRD-B30M115/Printed in U. S. A.
TL/H/5129
Page 2
LM2005T-M and LM2005T-S
Absolute Maximum Ratings
If Military/Aerospace specified devices are required,
please contact the National Semiconductor Sales
Office/Distributors for availability and specifications.
Operating Supply Voltage18V
DC Supply Voltage (Note 1)28V
Peak Supply Voltage (50 ms)40V
Output Current
Repetitive (Note 2)3.5A
Non-Repetitive4.5A
Power Dissipation30W
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
b
40§Ctoa85§C
b
60§Ctoa150§C
Lead Temp. (Soldering, 10 seconds)260
C
§
LM2005T-M
Electrical Characteristics
R
th (heatsink)
e
4§C/W, unless otherwise specified
Refer to the bridge application circuit,
Figure 1
,T
amb
e
ParameterTest ConditionsMinTypMaxUnits
Supply Voltage818V
Output Offset Voltage (Note 3)V
(between Pin 8 and 10)V
Total Quiescent Drain CurrentV
Includes Current in Feedback ResistorsV
e
14.4V
S
e
13.2V
S
e
14.4VR
S
e
13.2VR
S
g
e
4X75150mA
L
e
3.2X70160mA
L
Output Powerde10%fe1 kHz
e
V
S
e
V
S
14.4VR
13.2VR
e
4X1820W
L
e
R
3.2X2022W
L
e
3.2X1719W
L
THDfe1 kHz
e
V
14.4VR
S
e
P
50 mW to 15W1%
O
e
V
13.2VR
S
e
P
50 mW to 13W1%
O
e
4X
L
e
3.2X
L
Input Sensitivityfe1 kHz
e
P
2WR
O
e
P
2WR
O
e
4X9mV
L
e
3.2X8mV
L
Input Resistancefe1 kHz70kX
Low Frequency Roll Off (b3 dB)R
High Frequency Roll Off (b3 dB)R
e
3.2X40Hz
L
e
3.2X20kHz
L
Closed Loop Voltage Gainfe1 kHz4550dB
Total Input Noise VoltageR
Supply Voltage RejectionR
EfficiencyV
Output Voltage with One SideV
of the Speaker Shorted to GroundV
Note 1: Internal voltage limit. Shuts down above 20V.
Note 2: Internal current limit.
Note 3: For LM2005T-M only.
Note 4: Bandwidth filter: 22 Hz to 22 kHz.
e
10 kX (Note 4)310mV
g
e
10 kXf
g
e
C
10 mFV
4
e
14.4Vfe1 kHz
S
e
P
20WR
O
e
P
22WR
O
e
V
13.2Vfe1 kHz
S
e
P
19WR
O
e
14.4VR
S
e
13.2VR
S
e
100 Hz
ripple
e
0.5V
ripple
e
4X60%
L
e
3.2X60%
L
e
3.2X58%
L
e
4X
L
e
3.2V
L
4555dB
25§C, A
20
e
50 dB,
V
g
150mV
g
150mV
2V
2
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LM2005T-S
Electrical Characteristics
R
th (heatsink)
e
4§C/W, unless otherwise specified
Refer to the stereo application circuit,
Figure 2,
e
T
amb
ParameterTest ConditionsMinTypMaxUnits
Supply Voltage818V
Quiescent Output VoltageV
Total Quiescent Drain CurrentV
Includes Current in Feedback ResistorsV
e
14.4V6.67.27.8V
S
e
V
13.2V66.67.2V
S
e
14.4V65120mA
S
e
13.2V62120mA
S
Output Powerfe1 kHzde10%
(Each Channel)V
e
14.4VR
S
e
V
13.2VR
S
e
V
16VR
S
e
4X66.5W
L
e
R
3.2X78W
L
e
R
2X910W
L
e
R
1.6X1011W
L
e
3.2X66.5W
L
e
R
1.6X910W
L
e
2X12W
L
THDfe1 kHz
(Each Channel)V
Cross TalkV
(Note 5)R
e
14.4VR
S
e
P
50 mW to 4W0.21%
O
e
V
14.4VR
S
e
P
50 mW to 6W0.31%
O
e
V
13.2VR
S
e
P
50 mW to 3W0.21%
O
e
V
13.2VR
S
e
P
40 mW to 6W0.31%
O
e
14.4V
S
e
4X
L
e
V
4V
O
rms
e
R
5kX
g
e
4X
L
e
2X
L
e
3.2X
L
e
1.6X
L
e
f
1 kHz4060dB
fe10 kHz40dB
Input Saturation Voltage300mV
Input Sensitivityfe1 kHzP
e
1W
O
e
R
4X6
L
e
R
3.2X5.5
L
Input Resistancefe1 kHzNon-Inverting Input70200kX
Inverting Input10kX
Low Frequency Roll Off (b3 dB)R
High Frequency Roll Off (b3 dB)R
e
2X50Hz
L
e
2X15kHz
L
Voltage Gain (Open Loop)fe1 kHz90dB
Voltage Gain (Closed Loop)fe1 kHz485051dB
Closed Loop Gain Matching0.5dB
Total Input Noise VoltageR
Supply Voltage RejectionR
EfficiencyV
Note 5: For LM2005T-S only.
Note 6: Bandwidth filter: 22 Hz to 22 kHz.
e
10 kX (Note 6)1.55mV
g
e
10 kXf
g
e
C
10 mFV
3
e
14.4Vfe1 kHz
S
e
R
4XP
L
e
R
2XP
L
e
V
13.2Vfe1 kHz
S
e
R
3.2XP
L
e
R
1.6XP
L
e
100 Hz
ripple
e
0.5V
ripple
e
6.5W70%
O
e
10W60%
O
e
6.5W70%
O
e
10W60%
O
3545dB
25§C, G
e
50 dB,
v
mV
3
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Equivalent Schematic
TL/H/5129– 3
4
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External Components
(Figure 2)
ComponentsComments
1. R1, R2Sets voltage gain,
R5, R4
R
Ê
j
a
1
e1a
for one channel,
R1
R
Ê
for the other.
R5
A
V
A
V
Where R’ is the equivalent resistance
of R2 in parallel with an internal 10k
resistor:
10k#R2
R2a10k
.
e
R
Ê
If R2m10k, then
R2
.
j
a
1
A
V
R1
2. R3Adjusts output symmetry for maximum
power output.
3. R
O,CO
Works to stabilize internal output
stage. Necessary for stability. C
should be ceramic disc or equivalently
O
good high frequency capacitor.
4. C1, C9Input coupling capacitor. Low
frequency pole set by
e
1
F
L
2qZ (non-inverting) C1
1
.
Decreasing capacitor value will also
increase noise.
Typical Applications (Continued)
ComponentsComments
5. C4, C5Bootstrap capacitors, used to increase
drive to output stage.
6. C3Improves power supply rejection.
Increasing C3 increases turn-on delay
(approximately 2 ms per mF).
7. C2, C6Inverting input DC decouple. Low
frequency pole:
e
F
2
L
2qZ(inverting)C2
1
.
Z (inverting)&10 kX.
8. C
C
Output coupling capacitor. Isolates
pins 10 and 8 from load. Low
frequency pole;
1
2qRLC
.
C
9. C
e
3
F
L
S
Power supply filtering.
FIGURE 2. 10W/Channel Stereo Amplifier Application and Test Circuit
5
TL/H/5129– 4
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Typical Performance Characteristics
Device Dissipation vs
Ambient Temperature
Supply Current vs
Supply Voltage
Output Offset Voltage vs
Supply Voltage
Power Output vs
Supply Voltage
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Power Output (Bridge)
Channel Separation
(Referred to the Output)
vs Frequency
Output Swing vs
Supply Voltage
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Power Output (Dual)
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Frequency (Dual)
Power Supply Rejection
Ratio (Referred to the
Output) vs Frequency
Power Output vs Supply
Voltage
TL/H/5129– 5
6
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Application Hints
The high current capability of the LM2005 allows it to continuously endure either AC or DC short circuit of the output
with a maximum supply voltage of 16V. This will protect the
loudspeaker in a bridge mode, when a DC short of the output occurs on one side of the speaker. The device will prevent the speaker from destruction by reducing the DC
across the load (bridge mode) to typically less than 2
e
V
method.
DC(VS
14.4V, R
The LM2005 can withstand a constant 28 V
with no damage (maximum operating voltage is 18V). The
device is also protected from load dump or dangerous transients up to 40V for 50 ms (every 1000 ms) on the supply
with no damage.
Protection diodes protect the device driving inductive loads,
during which the load can generate voltages greater than
e
4X), by an internal current pullback
L
on the supply
DC
supply or less than ground levels. The protection diodes will
clamp these transients to a safe V
rails.
The bridge configuration in
Figure 3
above and below the
BE
is designed for applications requiring minimal printed circuit board area and maximum cost effectiveness. The circuit will function with the
elimination of bootstrap components R3, C4 and C5 (refer
to
Figure 1
). This will result in less output power by decreasing output voltage swing to the load. By using internal feedback resistors (typically 10 kX), feedback components R2,
R3 and C2 (
Figure 1
) may be omitted where closed loop
voltage gain accuracy is not critical. The net result is a stable, cost effective circuit that will satisfy many application
needs.
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