In this post I have explained 6 simple, cheap class A power amplifier circuits which can be used for any small scale audio amplifier application. By: Dhrubajyoti Biswas 1) Zero Negative Feedback Amplifier This following data will detail how to build an amplifier having zero negative feedback which implies building a zero component amplifier. The […]
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6 watt Audio Amplifier Circuit Using TDA1011
A very simple yet useful 6 watt audio amplifier circuit using IC TDA1011 is explained in the following article, which can be built by new hobbyist and used for amplifying music from different sources such as cellphones, FM radios, doorbell etc. By:Dhrubajyoti Biswas. A monolithic integrated audio amplifier circuit TDA1011 is especially used for recording […]
How to Build a Microphone Amplifier Circuit
In this article we are going to see how to build a microphone amplifier circuit with operational amplifier LM324. This circuit can be used as good pre-amplifier for audio projects. Selecting an Opamp The heart of the mic amplifier circuit is an op-amp LM324 which is quad op-amp moulded in single IC. We are going […]
Simple Surround Sound Decoder Circuit
This article is written with an intent to explain in detail behind the making of a simple surround-sound decoder circuit. By: Dhrubajyoti Biswas Overview The concept of the decoder was first introduced by David Hafler in the 70s. His research illustrates the way to use two speakers as rear speakers on a surround system. The […]
Simple 50 Watt Power Amplifier Circuit
A simple 50 watt amplifier circuit is I have explained below, I have explained how to build it at home using this versatile single amplifier chip LM3876T By: Dhrubajyoti Biswas UPDATE: For 40 watt amplifier circuits please visit this link. Analyzing the Circuit A good power amplifier is a necessity, especially when it comes to […]
Build this Open Baffle Hi-Fi Loudspeaker System with Crossover Network
The open baffle hi-fi, high quality speaker design introduced here provides a substitute to the common loudspeaker housing. Its sound emission pattern resembles electrostatic pattern. It works without enclosure or housing for the woofers, although employs normal dynamics for the drive units. The reproduction provides extremely ‘spacious’ impact on the ears. Contributed by: Monty Trivedi […]