A Transistor Based Audio Amplifier Circuit is a simple and useful audio circuit that increases weak audio signals into a louder sound signal. This circuit uses four transistors, namely two BC547 NPN transistors and two BC557 PNP transistors, because of its simple design, students and beginners can easily understand and build it. Moreover, this circuit […]
Audio Circuits
DC Step-Up Converter Circuit using Audio Amplifier IC
A step-up DC converter is a useful electronic circuit that increases a low DC input voltage into a higher DC output voltage. In this circuit, the TDA2004 IC works as the main switching and amplification device, although this IC is mainly designed as an audio amplifier, we can also use it for DC voltage boosting […]
IC 741 Based Audible Light Sensor Circuit using LDR
The IC 741 Based Audible Light Sensor Circuit using LDR is a simple and useful electronic circuit which detects the change in light intensity and gives an audible sound through the speaker. Also, this circuit works like a light controlled pulse oscillator generator, as IC 741 gives pulse signals at the output and the speaker […]
Automatic Tone Generator Circuit using LDR and 555 IC
Want to build a smart sound circuit controlled by light? then this simple yet interesting electronics project is a perfect choice, which uses an LDR and 555 timer IC to generate different tone or beep sounds whenever the light level changes, making it best for alarms, warning systems and beginner electronics projects. The 555 timer […]
LM386 Amplifier Circuit with Bass Boost and Mini Audio Amplifier
This project uses a very old LM386 audio amplifier IC and is still one of the best beginner audio amplifier ICs for learning and DIY circuits, which increases the strength of weak audio signals with very few components, it provides enough output power to drive a small 4Ω or 8Ω speaker directly and because of […]
15V Dual Power Supply Circuit for Preamplifier
A dual power supply is very important for audio circuits, specially for preamplifiers and operational amplifiers, as these circuits need both positive voltage and negative voltage. In many audio designs +15V and -15V power rails are commonly used, because they give clean signal amplification and low distortion. This project for 15V Dual Power Supply Circuit […]