The LM2878 is a high voltage stereo power amplifier designed to deliver 5W/channel continuous into 8X loads. The
amplifier is ideal for use with low regulation power supplies
due to the absolute maximum rating of 35V and its superior
power supply rejection. The LM2878 is designed to operate
with a low number of external components, and still provide
flexibility for use in stereo phonographs, tape recorders, and
AM-FM stereo receivers. The flexibility of the LM2878 allows it to be used as a power operational amplifier, power
comparator or servo amplifier. The LM2878 is internally
compensated for all gains greater than 10, and comes in an
11-lead single-in-line package (SIP). The package has been
redesigned, resulting in the slightly degraded thermal characteristics shown in the figure Device Dissipation vs Ambient Temperature.
Typical Applications
Features
Y
Wide operating range 6V –32V
Y
5W/channel output
Y
60 dB ripple rejection, output referred
Y
70 dB channel separation, output referred
Y
Low crossover distortion
Y
AC short circuit protected
Y
Internal thermal shutdown
Applications
Y
Stereo phonographs
Y
AM-FM radio receivers
Y
Power op amp, power comparator
Y
Servo amplifiers
Frequency Response
of Bass Tone Control
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FIGURE 1. Stereo Phonograph Amplifier with Bass Tone Control
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
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Supply Voltage35V
Input Voltage (Note 1)
Operating Temperature (Note 2)0§Ctoa70§C
Electrical Characteristics V
g
0.7V
e
22V, T
S
TAB
Storage Temperature
Junction Temperature
Lead Temperature (Soldering, 10 sec.)
Thermal Resistance
i
JC
i
JA
e
25§C, R
e
L
8X,A
e
50 (34 dB) unless otherwise specified.
V
b
65§Ctoa150§C
a
a
10§C/W
55§C/W
150§C
260§C
ParameterConditionsMinTypMaxUnits
Total Supply CurrentP
e
0W1050mA
O
Operating Supply Voltage632V
Output Power/Channelfe1 kHz, THDe10%, T
e
f
1 kHz, THDe10%, V
Distortionfe1 kHz, R
e
P
O
e
P
O
e
P
O
Output SwingR
Channel SeparationC
PSRR Power SupplyC
Rejection Ratiof
e
L
BYPASS
e
f
1 kHz, Output Referred
e
V
O
BYPASS
e
120 Hz, Output Referred
V
ripple
e
8X
L
50 mW
0.5W0.15%
2W0.14%
8XV
e
50 mF, C
4 Vrms
e
50 mF, C
e
1 Vrms
PSRR Negative SupplyMeasured at DC, Input Referred
Common-Mode RangeSplit Suppliesg15V, Pin 1
Tied to Pin 11
e
25§C55.5W
TAB
e
12V1.3W
S
0.20%
b
6VVp-p
S
e
0.1 mF
IN
e
0.1 mF
IN
b
50
b
50
b
70dB
b
60dB
b
60dB
g
13.5V
Input Offset Voltage10mV
NoiseEquivalent Input Noise
e
0, C
e20b
e
0.1 mF2.5mV
IN
20 kHz
R
BW
S
CCIR#ARM3.0mV
Open Loop GainR
Output Noise Wideband
e
R
S
S
e
0, C
0.1 mF, A
IN
e
51X,fe1 kHz, R
e
200
V
e
8X70dB
L
0.8mV
Input Bias Current100nA
Input ImpedanceOpen Loop4MX
DC Output VoltageV
e
22V101112V
S
Slew Rate2V/mS
Power Bandwidth3 dB Bandwidth at 2.5W65kHz
Current Limit1.5A
Note 1:g0.7V applies to audio applications; for extended range, see Application Hints.
Note 2: For operation at ambient temperature greater than 25
resistance which depends upon device mounting techniques.
C, the LM2878 must be derated based on a maximum 150§C junction temperature using a thermal
§
2
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Typical Performance Characteristics
Device Dissipation vs
Ambient Temperature
Power Supply Rejection
Ratio (Referred to the
Output) vs Supply Voltage
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Frequency
Power Supply Rejection
Ratio (Referred to the
Output) vs Frequency
Channel Separation
(Referred to the Output) vs
Frequency
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Power Out
Power Supply Rejection
Ratio (Referred to the
Output) vs Frequency
Total Harmonic Distortion
vs Frequency
Open Loop Gain vs
Frequency
Power Output/Channel vs
Supply Voltage
Power Dissipation vs
Power Out
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Equivalent Schematic Diagram
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Connection Diagram
Single-In-Line Package
Application Hints
The LM2878 is an improved LM378 in typical audio applications. In the LM2878, the internal voltage regulator for the
input stage is generated from the voltage on pin 1. Normally,
the input common-mode range is within
voltage. Nevertheless the common-mode range can be increased by externally forcing the voltage on pin 1. One way
to do this is to short pin 1 to the positive supply, pin 11.
The only special care required with the LM2878 is to limit
the maximum input differential voltage to
ential voltage is exceeded, the input characteristics may
change.
Figure 2
shows a power op amp application with A
The 100k and 10k resistors set a noise gain of 10 and are
dictated by amplifier stability. The 10k resistor is bootstrapped by the feedback so the input resistance is dominated by the 1 MX resistor.
g
0.7V of this pin 1
g
7V. If this differ-
V
e
1.
*Pin 6 must be connected to GND.
Top View
Order Number LM2878P
See NS Package Number P11A
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FIGURE 2. Operational Power Amplifier, A
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e
1
V
5
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External Components
1. R2, R5, R7, R10 Sets voltage gain A
one channel and A
the other channel.
(Figure 3)
e1a
V
e1a
V
R2/R5 for
R10/R7 for
2. R4, R8Resistors set input impedance and supply bias current for the positive input.
3. R
O
Works with COto stabilize output stage.
4. C1Improves power supply rejection (see
Typical Performance Characteristics).
5. C11Stabilizes amplifier, may need to be larger depending on power supply filtering.
Typical Applications (Continued)
6. C4, C8Input coupling capacitor. Pins 4 and 8
are at a DC potential of V
quency pole set by:
1
e
f
L
2qR4C4
/2. Low fre-
S
7. C5, C7Feedback capacitors. Ensure unity gain
at DC. Also low frequency pole at:
1
e
f
L
2qR5C5
8. C
O
Works with ROto stabilize output stage.
9. C2, C10Output coupling capacitor. Low frequency pole given by:
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