Speaker Protection Circuit

| September 20, 2021 Updated
Speaker Protection Circuit

One of the reasons why the speakers fail is that the amplifier fails and gives DC voltage to the output. The speaker protection circuit detects the DC voltage at the amplifier output and disconnects the speaker. The DC voltage detection level of the protection circuit is very low (0.7…1V) so that the speaker is protected from being exposed to high voltage.

The loudspeaker protection circuit is connected to the outputs of 2×200 or 1x400w amplifier circuits with a double contact relay, and no adjustments are required on the usable amplifier.

The relay in the speaker protection circuit connects the amplifier output and the speakers with a delay according to the set time.

In addition, I added a thermal fuse connection to prevent malfunctions that may occur due to overheating of the amplifier. The thermal fuse mounted on the cooler of the amplifier cuts the voltage of the protection circuit at high temperature, the relay contacts leave the speaker amplifier circuit, the thermal fuse value can be 70…75 degrees. This feature is optional, you can directly short-circuit it and use it.

Speaker Protection Circuit Diagram

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7 Comments “Speaker Protection Circuit

  1. EdelEdel

    Greetings… with what negative voltage value does it shoot?

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  2. EdelEdel

    Thanks for the answer, I’m going to try it, but for it to be an effective protection it must also trigger with negative tension because any of the 2 power rails can fail

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    1. gevvgevv Contributor

      It will work with negative because it takes ground from the zero line. try the circuit

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  3. SandroSandro

    Great circuit! Now with your permission I’ll design my own pcb (much bigger) because I don’t have a 8pin relay, so I’ll use two 5pin relays. Thank you very much.

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  4. darren dukharandarren dukharan

    Hi
    Can you please explain the purpose of every part in the circuit.? In other words. How dors it work?

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