Video Demonstration of the Crescendo Amplifier The mini crescendo 100 watt transistorized amplifier circuit explained here was built and tested by me and am extremely pleased by its performance and also its ruggedness as far as maintenance and handling is concerned. Amplifier Class Basically, the entire configuration is a symmetrical class A amplifier incorporating an […]
Audio and Amplifier Projects
Make a Simple Class D Amplifier Circuit
In this article I have explained two simple class-D amplifier projects which can be built at home with extremely high efficiency results. A Class D amplifier is also known as switching amplifier. This technology uses pulse width modulation or PWM for digitally amplifying small analogue music signals into high power, high efficiency audio signals. Why […]
Audio Dithering Circuit for Enhanced Crisper Music
In this article I have explained a simple circuit concept which can be used to transform an ordinary analogue audio signal into a much vibrant and crisper digital music, by adding an external random noise to the audio, which is also known as pink noise. Video dithering is a procedure for generating an image file […]
DIY 100 Watt MOSFET Amplifier Circuit with PCB
MOSFET based amplifiers as we all know are outstanding with their sound qualities and they can easily beat the performance of other counterparts based on power transistors or linear ICs. Why use MOSFETs in Amplifiers Amplifiers based on mosfets are not always easy to design or make. Moreover after assembling a prototype, testing to perfection […]
Types of Power Amplifier Classes Explained in Simple Words
In this post I am going to explain power amplifiers and their classification according to their output electrical characters and application. We will be exploring amplifier classes: A, B, AB, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, S and T briefly and yes, that’s a lot of amplifier types that are available in today’s electrical […]
Guitar Distortion Generator Preamplifier Circuit
Distortion and overdrive are types of audio signal enhancement that are employed to change the tone of amplified electric musical instruments like guitars. Typically, this is accomplished by increasing the gain of the instrument, which results in a “fuzzy,” “snarling,” or “grinding” tone. Depending on the type and degree of distortion used, the effects change […]