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LM48861 - Stereo Headphone Amplifier

General Description

The LM48861 is a single supply, ground-referenced stereo headphone amplifier.

Part of National's PowerWise® product family, the LM48861 consumes only 3mW of power, yet still provides great audio performance.

Key Features

  • common-mode sensing that corrects for any differences between the amplifier ground and the potential at the headphone return terminal, minimizing noise created by any ground mismatches. The LM48861 delivers 22mW/channel into a 32Ω load with.

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LM48861 PowerWise® Ground-Referenced, Ultra Low Noise, Stereo Headphone Amplifier LM48861 March 16, 2010 Ground-Referenced, Ultra Low Noise, Stereo Headphone Amplifier General Description The LM48861 is a single supply, ground-referenced stereo headphone amplifier. Part of National's PowerWise® product family, the LM48861 consumes only 3mW of power, yet still provides great audio performance. The ground-referenced architecture eliminates the larger DC blocking capacitors required by traditional headphone amplifier's saving board space and reducing cost. The LM48861 features common-mode sensing that corrects for any differences between the amplifier ground and the potential at the headphone return terminal, minimizing noise created by any ground mismatches.