Tag: audio control circuits

Circuits controlling the audio signal tone control, bass, treble filter circuits, vu meter display and similar audio electronics circuits

Class D Bass Guitar Amplifier Circuit

| 2019/08/08

Completed class d amplifier project Class d power amp, preamp, vu meter, psu, panel desing. Learn about design of amplifiers in class D. Design amplifier wiring for bass with a power output of about 100 W. Complete the output stage with an active correction preamp with with a three-band equalizer and a switchable center band…

TAS5630B 300W Class D Amplifier Circuit

| 2019/07/09

The core of the whole amplifier circuit is the TAS5630B one connection is based on modified the recommended BTL mode stereo input, which is listed by the manufacturer in Selection of the final chip involvement consisted of four different modes, of the optional input pins M1 to M3: TAS5630B 2 x BTL – two separate…

20W Stereo Amplifier With TDA2003 Tone Control

| 2019/06/14

Many times we have been asked about an amplifier that can be powered with the computer source to amplify this. We have also seen the need for an amplifier that can be transportable everywhere and that provides an acceptable power service. Thinking about filling these expectations, we present a 20W stereo amplifier (10W per channel)…

Build a Frequency Divider (crossover)

| 2019/06/12

To reproduce the audible bandwidth, three speakers must be used to complete the audible spectrum, since a single speaker can not emit the frequencies; Between 20 hertz and 20,000 hertz, this audible band is divided into three speakers, like this: Woofer – Responds to low frequencies. Medium (MidRange) – responds to mid frequencies. Tweeter –…

18dB 20Hz 200Hz Subwoofer Crossover Circuit

| 2018/05/18

Electronic Active Crossover Circuit Subwoofer Crossover NE5532 The audible band is in the frequency range 20 Hz to 20 kHz. Signal loud speakers are used, but they are not capable of transferring the entire audible band. Speakers are also used broadband that transmits most of the band but not whole. They still have a problem…

Active Studio Speakers Crossover Class D Amplifier Circuit

| 2017/10/01

Low frequency TDA8954 class D power amplifier circuit frequency crossover circuit and digital signal procesor (DSP) complete 2-way active speaker system, simulation schematics pcb desing and Speakers solidworks Speakers coreldraw autocad desing low – frequency amplifiers in Class D and their use in active bi-amp speaker systems. It also deals with it by means of…

Reverb Effect Circuit PT2399 Guitar effects

| 2017/10/01

The way to create the “Reverb” effect can be divided into two types: mechanical and electronic, depending on the operation principle. The first and at the same time the oldest solution is the spring arrangement. In the second solution, analogue or digital delay lines are used. Effects built with springs give old-fashioned color, but the…

400W Claas D Subwoofer Amplifier Circuit IRS2092

| 2016/06/19

IRS2092 Subwoofer 400W Claas D Amplifier Circuit.The main part of this protection circuit is a transistor FET which is connected in the power supply branch amplifier integrated circuit IRS2092. When applying a positive voltage to the control electrode of the transistor, the ground power supply voltage and the comparator halts the modulation process. The transistor…

Audio Input Selector Circuit

| 2016/06/06

The main parts of the switch inputs is the decimal counter CD4017. Resistors R5 and R6 serves to limit the input current to the counters and, together with capacitor C1 form the RC divider. His task is to prevent multiple switch, when pressing a button, the influence of mechanical oscillations of the contacts of the…

TDA1524 Preamp Tone Control Circuit

| 2016/06/06

Preamp circuit is TDA1524 from the company Philips. His involvement This circuit can with a minimum of external components to change the volume, balance, treble and bass. Its advantage is that all settings adjustment is performed by changing the voltage on the corresponding pins of the circuit and that for both channels at the same…