The TPA3110 XH‑A232 is a compact dual‑channel Class D audio amplifier module powered by the Texas Instruments TPA3110 chip. Designed for Arduino and other DIY audio projects, it delivers clear stereo output with impressive efficiency
Specifications:
- Output: 30 W per channel into 4–8 Ω speakers (peak)
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Supply Voltage: DC 8–26 V, typical operation around 12–24 V
- Current Requirement: ~3 A
- Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio: ≥ 90 dB (some sources list ≥ 100 dB)
- Total Harmonic Distortion: ≤ 0.1 %
- Frequency Response: ~20 Hz–20 kHz
- Input Sensitivity: ~0.775 V
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Impedance: Input ~20 kΩ, Output 4–8 Ω
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Dimensions: Approx. 53 × 45 × 14–15 mm, weight ~20–25 g
Features:
- High efficiency Class D operation with low heat output, even at higher power levels
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Protection circuits include over‑voltage and output current limit features for enhanced reliability
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Bridge‑tie‑load (BTL) configuration increases output power from a compact module
- Straightforward setup — simple wiring for power, audio input, and speaker output
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Versatile — ideal for car audio, DIY Bluetooth speaker systems, home theater audio, Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects
User Notes
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Speaker wiring polarity may not always match silk‑screen labeling; reversing one channel cord improved sound quality in real user tests
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Audio may distort under undervoltage or with lower-quality power supplies; adding a power‑input capacitor bank may help reduce clipping
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Many users report good volume and low heat dissipation at 12 V with 4 Ω speakers