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The Bourns TBA790 is an integrated circuit (IC) functioning as a power AF amplifier, also known as an NF-Endstufe. It is constructed internally with 22 transistors, 10 resistors, and 1 capacitor.
Key electrical specifications include a maximum supply voltage (Vcc) of 12V, with variants supporting up to 15V or 18V. The output power (P out) ranges from 0.65W to 3.45W, with a typical quiescent current (Iccq) between 6mA and 10mA. The input resistance (R I) is 50 MΩ, and the maximum junction operating temperature (tmax j) is 125°C.
This component is available in two package outlines: QIP-14 and RP14. The dimensions of the package including pins are 18 x 7 x 8 mm, with a weight of 1g. It is similar to the ESM231N from COSEM.
This IC is suitable for applications requiring audio frequency power amplification, commonly found in vintage audio equipment.
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The maximum operating voltage (Vcc max) for the TBA790 is 12V.
The TBA790 can deliver an output power ranging from 0.65W to 3.45W.
The maximum junction operating temperature (tmax j) for the TBA790 is 125°C.
The TBA790 is available in QIP-14 and RP14 package outlines.
The TBA790 contains 22 transistors, 10 resistors, and 1 capacitor.