#SurgeProtection

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2026-01-30

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BLE VoiceJim8888
2025-10-15

Combating KT148A voice chip burnout in charging pile apps? Pins 7 & 8 (SPK outputs) can fry from surge/EMI. Design tip: Add an LC filter (33uH inductor + 102 cap) on the output and use twisted-pair wiring for the speaker. This simple combo filters noise and reduces common-mode interference, ensuring long-term chip stability in tough environments.

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Practical Solution for KT148A Voice Chip Burnout in Harsh Environments

Hello everyone,

In EV charging pile applications, we've observed a issue with the KT148A voice chip: physical burnout of pins 7 and 8 (speaker outputs). Analysis points to surge interference from large charging currents as the primary culprit.

Here's a proven two-step solution to enhance robustness in your designs:
Step 1: Integrate an LC filter (33uH/200mA inductor + 102/1nF capacitor) at the speaker output to filter surge noise.
Step 2: Utilize twisted-pair wires for speaker connections to mitigate common-mode interference.

These simple yet effective measures significantly improve EMI resistance and prevent chip damage, ensuring reliable operation in challenging environments. Have you encountered similar issues? What protection strategies have you implemented?

Let's discuss in the comments!
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#HardwareDesign #EmbeddedSystems #PCBDesign #EMI #Reliability #KT148A #EngineeringSolutionsKT148A voice chip burning out in EV chargers? Pins 7 & 8 susceptible to surges. Fix: Add LC filter (33uH+102 cap) & use twisted-pair speaker wires. Boost reliability! #HardwareDesign #EMC #EVCharging #KT148A #Engineering

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/kt148a-voice-chip-charging-pile-applications-burnout-issue-tsui-rfpfcEnhancing KT148A Voice Chip Reliability in EV Charger Applications

In the demanding environment of electric vehicle (EV) charging piles, the KT148A voice chip can face significant challenges, particularly the burnout of pins 7 and 8 (speaker outputs) due to electrical surges and EMI from high charging currents.

To address this, we recommend two key design improvements:
1. Implement an LC Filter: Add a 33uH/200mA inductor and a 102 (1nF) capacitor in an 0805 package to the speaker output. This filter helps suppress surge noise and stabilizes the signal.
2. Use Twisted-Pair Wiring: For speaker connections, twisted-pair wires effectively reduce common-mode interference and enhance EMI immunity.

These protective measures are crucial for ensuring the long-term stability and durability of the KT148A in complex applications like EV chargers. Proactive design considerations can prevent physical damage and improve overall system robustness.

#KT148A #EVCharging #HardwareDesign #EmbeddedSystems #EMC #ReliabilityEngineering #SurgeProtection
2025-08-20

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