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 […]
Audio and Amplifier Projects
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 […]
Simple Tone Control Circuits
Tone control circuits are basically filter circuits which are used to filter audio frequency signals so that only the desired range of frequencies are allowed to pass to the amplifier and the loudspeakers. This enables the listener to customize the music output with either a high level of low frequency content through bass boost, or […]
Two Tone Door Bell Circuit
The electronic 2 tone door bell circuit is designed around the popular IC 555. The IC 555 is extensively applied in numerous varieties of timers and also as a basic oscillator circuit. In this particular project both the timer and the oscillator functions of the IC are utilized. As soon as the indicated push-button is […]
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 […]
Crystal Radio Sets with Amplifier Circuit
A crystal radio receiver, often known as a crystal set, is a simplest form of radio receiver that was widely used in the initial periods of radio. A crystal radio set does not require any external power supply to operate. Instead, it simply makes sound using the energy of the radio signals that is received. […]





