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STK4171-II Pin-Out?


LegendBreath

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Sorry, I'm not sure if you want what all pins mean like:
pin 12: Left channel out
Pin 15: Right channel out ?
Here is another data sheet by SANYO which is more complete and it has case outline, start count from left to right as in the data sheet 1-22 pins.
Don't be confused by the data sheet, there is 8 STK amplifiers having same pinout with different ratings meaning output power, supply voltage and load impedance.
These amplifiers can be replaced by one another just be sure that the supply voltage in the circuit you got dont exceed those in the data sheet and load impedance, there may be som small mods also to make it work properly
Tell me if it is something you are going to build or just a repair of some audio amplifier.


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Alright!  ;D
Why not just go for the circuit in the data sheet LegendBreath.
By hte way forgot to send the link: http://pdf.alldatasheet.co.kr/datasheet-pdf/view/41602/SANYO/STK4181.html
Think I saw a PCB layout somewhere just for simplicity in case you don't want to design your own PCB.

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Pinout STK4171

Pin 1: Left channel input (-)
Pin 2: Left channel input (+)
Pin 3: Compensation
Pin 4: Compensation
Pin 5: Compensation
Pin 6: Muting
Pin 7: Compensation
Pin 8: Compensation
Pin 9: -Vcc
Pin 10: Left channel Output
Pin 11: +Vcc
Pin 12: Bypass
Pin 13: Right channel output
Pin 14: -Vcc
Pin 15: Compensation
Pin 16: Gnd
Pin 17: Right channel input (+)
Pin 18: Right channel input (-)

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Pinout STK4171

Pin 1: Left channel input (-)
Pin 2: Left channel input (+)
Pin 3: Compensation
Pin 4: Compensation
Pin 5: Compensation
Pin 6: Muting
Pin 7: Compensation
Pin 8: Compensation
Pin 9: -Vcc
Pin 10: Left channel Output
Pin 11: +Vcc
Pin 12: Bypass
Pin 13: Right channel output
Pin 14: -Vcc
Pin 15: Compensation
Pin 16: Gnd
Pin 17: Right channel input (+)
Pin 18: Right channel input (-)



Eh eh thanks alot! But, what is compensation... and for the second output of the channels, it's the ground right? And... why is there two -Vcc
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Hi!

STK4171 is a two channel chipamp and why the have two -Vcc.. I don't know :) in the application circuit they are tied together but there is probably a reason, I know that audioguru probably got an very good answer on that.
I like to hand over the compensation question to someone else to :)

and for the second output of the channels, it's the ground right?

Don't know what you mean 10 & 13 is output not ground.

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Don't know what you mean 10 & 13 is output not ground.


Errmmm... you know, in audio you always have 3 (4) wires (when its stereo) well the third one, is it the GND?

BTW: Is 42VDC is enough for this chip...
Another BTW: The 2 channels INPUT, what happens if I put the - on the + and the + on the -? (In other words, if I inverse them...)
Another BTW2: Yeah, does someone wants to explain or have somekind of tutorial on the Compensation thing...? I know one meaning of that word, something that is given for a loss or damage...
Another BTW3: What is the muting and how does it works?
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