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Specification differences for CD2025GP, TEA2025B
Parameter
Supply voltageSame class; per-lot behavior is the verification item.-
Memory & PeripheralsOne honest engineering note from the original datasheet: the TEA2025B carries internal output-to-ground resistors for lower pop and crossover artifacts - some clones leave that behavior to external parts. In pop-sensitive products, fit and verify rather than assume.-
CaseDIP-16DIP-16 (PowerDIP)
Compatibility LevelFunctional Equivalent-
Component Category-Audio Power Amplifiers (Low Power Stereo)
Core & ArchitectureThe Chinese member of the TEA2025 application family (with the D2025 sibling): same pins and circuit role, the line that kept toy and speaker production alive after the ST part went NRND.-
Firmware NotesFor repair and volume the clones are the practical supply; screen the first article for quiescent current and power-up pop, then standardize a lot.-
Hardware NotesDIP-16 standard.-
Lead Time AdvantageShenzhen Spot Stock (24-48h Dispatch)-
Market Reality-The TEA2025B is the little stereo amplifier of a generation of speakers, radios, toys and monitors: 2x2.3W at 9V per channel, 16 pins, and a bridge mode for a single louder channel - now NRND at ST and kept alive by a well-behaved clone row (KA2206, CD2025GP, D2025) plus the same-family D-variant. The trap around this part is the Samsung KA2209: an 8-pin flea-power walkman chip whose name sits next to the TEA2025 in substitution tables and whose package, supply range and power class are all different - the kind of "equivalent" that fits nothing. And the quiet engineering detail: the TEA2025B carries internal output-to-ground resistors that tame power-up pops, which most clones reproduce only with external parts added.
Reference PartTEA2025B-
Role In Circuit-Original Reference Part
Sourcing AdvantageVolume stock; documented lots.-
Sourcing Status-Active Shenzhen Spot Sourcing (24–48h)

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