A public address system (PA system) is an electronic system that includes a set of audio electronic devices such as microphones, amplifiers, loudspeakers, and other similar audio equipment. It is designed to boost the volume of a human speech, or a musical source, or some other audible sound input to an amplified version through an […]
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Simple 10 Watt Amplifier Circuits using Transistors
In this post I will comprehensively explain 3 easy to build 10 watt power amplifier circuits, which can be built using discrete parts, such as resistors, transistors, and MOSFETs. The MOSFETs used in these designs are the ordinary IRF540 and IRF9540, that are easily avail;able in the market and are quite inexpensive. True Complementary 10 […]
Listen to Wildlife and Insects with this Circuit
In this post I have explained a simple circuit idea which can be used for listening to the amplified sounds of insects and bugs in gardens, trees, or any deserted, quite backyards. Listening to the noises of outdoor wildlife may be a genuine auditory delight as well as a signal of impending danger. When it […]
Light Controlled Sound Effect Generator Circuit
This unique circuit allows you to create many different sound effect outputs simply by moving your hands over a couple of light dependent resistors, by varying the intensity of incident light over the LDRs. By Ramesh Powar The generator has two different cells LDRs that control a sound – burst oscillator circuit. One LDR controls the tone […]
10 Useful Active Filter Circuit Diagrams Explored
In this post I will comprehensively discuss 10 different types of active filter circuits which can be used for filtering music and audio with the desired levels of bass and treble effects. We also learn about their working, types, characteristics, and practical applications circuits. Contributed By: Ken Madison In audio signal processing circuits, filters are used […]
Simple Hum Filter Circuit for Amplifiers
The following post discusses a simple hum filter circuit which can be installed between an audio input source and a power amplifier, so that any possible mains hum frequency within the audio signal is blocked and only the clean audio frequency is allowed to go through. Introduction As the name suggests, hum noise is in […]





