The three watt amplifier circuit discussed in the earlier post could be effectively upgraded into a 30 to 40 watt transistorized amplifier circuit, simply by adding a 2N3055 power output stage. The entire procedure for this is explained in the following article. The circuit was requested by Mr. Clifford. The requested specifications can be viewed […]
Audio and Amplifier Projects
4 Efficient PWM Amplifier Circuits Explained
Audio amplifiers which are designed to amplify an analogue audio signal through pulse width modulation or PWM processing and with adjustable duty cycle is known by many names including digital amplifier, Class-D amplifier, switched amplifier and PWM amplifier. (Article Contributed by: Ritu khanna) Because it can perform at high efficiencies, a Class-D amplifier has become […]
RF Amplifier Circuits and RF Converters
In this article I have explained a few high frequency RF converter and preamplifier circuit designs which can be used for amplifying or enhancing the reception of an existing RF receiver. All the RF amplifier circuits provided below are intended to be placed near an existing amateur radio receiver or a matching radio set in […]
Bench Amplifier Circuit
A bench amplifier is a small test amplifier which includes basically all the features that are required for testing the performance of an input audio signal. It can be also customized as per the specifications of the input signal, so that you don’t have to build different sets of amplifiers for different test purposes. A […]
60 Watt Amplifier Circuit
The circuit of a 60 watt power amplifier is shown in the below figure. It’s design layout is simple and very conventional. It has a completely symmetrical pattern which has one pole frequency compensation, yet some uncommon methods have been employed in order to keep the number of parts less. To start with, the configuration […]
22 Watt Stereo Amplifier Circuit using TDA1554
The IC TDA1554 based Amplifier circuit discussed in this article can provide up to 22 watts per channel into a couple of four-ohm loudspeakers. The main attraction is that you can construct it for less than $15. This implies that you may make a power amplifier for your car’s front speakers, another for the back […]