In our device, we use TPA2011D as AMP, and the output connect a 3.5mm Phone Jack to 8Ω speaker.
We found when we remove the phone jack from connector, it will cause a momentary short circuit between AMP output L+/L-. And then TPA2011D broken down.
In the datasheet, TPA2011D has Auto-Recovering Short-Circuit Protection, but why TPA2011D broken down?
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Is the output short circuit being tested with all the external components? (ferrites, capacitor, etc)Perhaps the additional charge on components at the output of the amp discharge through the amplifier causing the damage?
The device protection should work to prevent damage on shorting the outputs of the amplifier to each other, to GND or VDD (5V).
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