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My first amplifier build :0

TimTom

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hey guys,

today i finished my amplifier build <3
it looks not very beautyful, but it works! i have a pic with some numbers. to each number i'll tell you what part is is :b
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there a list :p
  1. Heatsink
  2. Output
  3. A & B are Mono modules for stereo sound :p
  4. 8-18V input (i use 14,5V)
  5. 6 ohm resistors. needed for the poti
  6. poti to control the volume
  7. on/off switch

i hope you like it :p

greetings,
TimTom
 





Flaminpyro

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Thanks for sharing, good job, what is the power out rated at, and it's water proof :whistle:

are you listening to music now ;)
 
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TimTom

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yea i am^^

it isnt waterproof and i get from them 2x10watts :)
 
Sigurthr

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Very nice work!

Would you happen to know specifics of the type of amplifier used? I assume they're either micro class-D or class-A/B monolithic bipolar.
 
TimTom

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if im honest.. not really o:
the amplifier was just a little build kit and i dont know very much of it but thank you
 
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Sigurthr said:
Very nice work!

Would you happen to know specifics of the type of amplifier used? I assume they're either micro class-D or class-A/B monolithic bipolar.
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I bet they are classic A/B amplifiers the old package and stuff reminds me of some TDA ICs I've lying around ;)

Nice project! Good to see another member from Germany here on the forum :)

BTW always read the documentation if there is any and get to know how exactly it works. This way it always been more fun for me ;)

I'm building a little stereo "boombox" for the sunny time in parks and so but 2x10W is a little bit to low for me I'm going for 2x100W (yes I'm crazy and this thing will need a whole lot of 18650 cells :D )
 
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