Part Number: TAS5825M
Hi ti team,
我们新项目在使用TAS5825M,当PVDD供电时,DVDD悬空,此时DVDD为什么会有电压输出?如果这是正常现象,请问当PVDD供电时,DVDD电压输出能关掉吗?
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您好,
当PVDD供电时,DVDD悬空,此时DVDD为什么会有电压输出?
芯片正常工作,需要PVDD和DVDD都供电。
它们是相互独立的路径,无上电时序要求,理论上这种情况不应该出现。
如果只有PVDD供电,没有DVDD供电,也不会损坏芯片。
电源路径如图所示,

您好,
和相关的专家重新确认了一下,他的回复如下,请参考:
When DVDD is floating while PVDD is powered, voltage might "couple" or "leak" to the DVDD pin from PVDD via parasitic diodes, leakage currents, or protection circuits (like ESD diodes) inside the chip.
The measured 2.68V is likely a "clamped voltage" formed through an internal protection diode (e.g., a clamp diode from PVDD to DVDD) or a parasitic path – a parasitic conduction phenomenon when the chip is not fully powered down.
Never leave DVDD floating! Its level must be actively controlled.
The phenomenon you observed (2.68V at DVDD when PVDD=22V and DVDD is floating) is due to unintended voltage coupling caused by internal parasitic paths or protection diodes in the chip. Strictly speaking, this is not the chip's 'normal operating state' but rather a 'parasitic conduction' phenomenon occurring under non-standard power sequencing.
To ensure system stability and chip safety, we strongly recommend avoiding a floating DVDD in the design. We suggest adding a 100kΩ ~ 1MΩ pull-down resistor to the DVDD pin.