DIY Super Simple Audio Amplifier

by Steve Willson Kujur in Circuits > Electronics

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DIY Super Simple Audio Amplifier

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Hey! everyone My name is Steve.

Today I'm going to show you How to Make 30 Watt Portable Amplifier in a Very Simple Way

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Let's Start

Features

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Output Power

  • 35 Watt x 1 @ 4Ohms

Input Power

  • 16 - 24V DC

Built-in Protection

  • Over Load Protection
  • Short Circuit Protection
  • Over Heat Protection

Thing I've Used

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Circuit Diagram

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You can see the circuit diagram to make it easier

Soldering

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You can see the image it looks messy, you can easily use perf board but in this video, I'm doing this in an easy way

  • First I've connected 22K Resistance to 2 and 4 Pin of TDA2050
  • I've connected a 22uf capacitor to the 2nd pin of TDA2050
  • 680 Ohms Resistances to the 3rd pin of TDA2050 and the negative pin of the 22uf capacitor
  • 3 22K Resistances to pin 1,3 and 5 Pin of TDA2050 and connected all the Resistance together " see the image "
  • Negative Pin of 100uf Capacitor to the 3rd pin of TDA2050 and the positive pin to the 3 Resistances
  • 2.2 Ohms Resistance to the 4th pin of TDA2050
  • 0.47uf capacitor to the 3rd pin of TDA2050 and 2.2 Ohms Resistance " see the image "
  • Negative Pin of the 2.2uf capacitor to the 1st pin of TDA2050
  • Positive pin of the 1000uf capacitor to the 4th pin of TDA2050

Connection

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Red and Black wire to 3rd and 5th Pin of TDA2050

  • Green wire to Negative of the 1000uf capacitor
  • Signal wire to Positive of the 2.2uf capacitor

Input Power

  • The black wire is ground and Red wire is Positive

Speaker Output

  • Green wire is Speaker Output with Ground

Source Input

  • Signal wire is for signal input with Ground


Heat Dissipation

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  • I used a medium size Heat Shink for Heat Dissipation with a little bit of thermal compound

Setup and Enjoy

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  • I've used a 24V SMPS to power the Amplifier
  • And used a bookshelf speaker

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You Just Made It

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