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IC LM386 Based Voiceover Project Circuit

IC LM386 Based Voiceover Project Circuit is small audio project.

It takes mic sound and makes it louder with LM386 chip and then sends to speaker.

We can use this for public speaking, mix audio with mic first or talk in presentations.

IC LM386 chip is easy to use and uses less power and give good sound.

It gives sound power up to 1 watt and works with 5V to 12V battery.

Circuit Working:

Parts List:

Component TypeDescriptionQuantity
Resistors10k 1/4 watt1
CapacitorsCeramic 0.47μF1
Ceramic 0.1μF1
Electrolytic 10μF, 25V1
Electrolytic 470μF, 25V1
SemiconductorsIC LM3861
Diode 1N40071
Relay 12V1
Electret Microphone1
ON/OFF switch1
8Ω Speaker1

In this voiceover project audio become 200 times louder with this circuit.

It uses LM386 chip and few resistors and capacitors only.

Main power part has 10k resistor, two big capacitors with 10μF and 470μF and one small capacitor 0.047μF.

Extra resistor and capacitor with 10k and 0.047μF makes snubber circuit which help control speaker like electromagnet.

It works with speaker from 4Ω to 32Ω and power between 5V to 12V.

LM386 chip has 8 pins and pins 1 and 8 control the gain.

We have put C2 capacitor between pin 1 and 8 and this make gain 200 times.

For testing build it on breadboard and for strong use make PCB.

Formulas:

LM386 audio chip is used in voiceover circuit to make mic sound louder and play on 8Ω speaker.

Here is one important formula to find output power:

Pout = Vpeak² / 8R

where:

This circuit is good for beginner voice amp projects.

Change parts and values if need better sound, different power or gain.

Test and adjust circuit to work best for our needs.

How to Build:

To build a IC LM386 Based Voiceover Project Circuit follow the below mentioned steps:

Notes:

Conclusion:

IC LM386 Based Voiceover Project Circuit make mic sound 200 times louder.

It is easy to build, good for DIY voice projects and works with many power supplies and speakers.

This circuit is good for basic voiceover or strong mic amplifier system.

References:

Datasheet IC LM386

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