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Designing a 20W Audio Amplifier Circuit using IC LM1875

Last updated on 16 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

The IC LM1875 is a really cool audio power amplifier that works super efficiently. It can produce 20 watts of power while using very few extra parts. It sounds great and has low distortion making it a fantastic choice for different audio needs. This design is perfect for small home audio systems, powered speakers or […]

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Simple 150 Watt Audio Amplifier Circuit using Transistors

Last updated on 13 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Amplifiers are super important in audio systems because they provide the power needed to make speakers work well while keeping the sound quality high. This specific audio amplifier circuit can output 150 Watts and is cleverly built using two Darlington power transistors the TIP142 and TIP147. It is a great choice because it is efficient […]

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Simple Class AB Stereo Amplifier Circuit

Last updated on 12 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Audio amplification is an important part of electronics because it helps weak audio signals to power loudspeakers. Among the different types of amplifiers Class AB amplifiers stand out as a good balance combining the efficiency of Class B amplifiers with the smooth sound quality of Class A amplifiers. This article will look closely at a […]

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Simple Power Amplifier Circuit using IC TDA4935

Last updated on 11 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

Power amplifiers are super important in audio systems because they provide the power needed to make loudspeakers work well. One of the best ones is the TDA4935 which is a powerful dual audio power amplifier integrated circuit. It is often used in bridge amplifier configurations to get really high output power. The circuit shown here […]

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Simple 15W Class B Audio Amplifier Circuit

Last updated on 11 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

An audio amplifier is an important part of sound systems because it boosts weak audio signals into strong ones that can power speakers. This specific simple 15W Class B audio amplifier is designed to deliver clear and powerful sound, making it a great option for home audio systems or DIY projects. It uses the IC […]

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Powerful Car Audio Amplifier Circuit using IC TDA2003

Last updated on 9 January 2025 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

A car audio amplifier is really important because it boosts the sound signals from a cars stereo system. This extra power helps the speakers produce clear and loud sound. The circuit we are talking about uses the TDA2003 integrated circuit, which is popular in car audio setups because it is reliable, easy to use and […]

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