In this post I have explained a circuit which can be used for transforming an ordinary music into a music with depth and echo effects. Generating an echo effect electronically involves a process in which an input signal is extended and then mixed with the original signal to create collapsing decaying effect, which ultimately results […]
Audio and Amplifier Projects
Parametric Equalizer Circuit
In this post we talk about a parametric equalizer circuit which can be used to enhance a music output to outstanding levels, much better than any standard graphic equalizer output. Advantages The main advantage of a parametric equalizer is that it allows you to modify the frequency and the “Q factor” across a wide range while also […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]