Audio amplifier

Mukhalled

Aug 17, 2004
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Hi

I would like to build my own audio amplifier for my car but I don´t know which of these projects fits. I want it to be for ex. 2x45W 12V DC.
Can you suggest something for me please ;)

Very thankfull if you answer me :)

Mukhalled / Sweden

 

audioguru2

Apr 6, 2004
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Hi Mukhalled,
The TDA1560 and TDA1562 ICs are the first "Class-H" circuits that I have ever seen! I wonder if you can hear them switch between Class-AB and Class-H, since they double the supply voltage during Class-H operation.
The TDA1560 has a guaranteed minimum output of only 27W with a reasonably low distortion, with an 8 ohm load. However, since most car speakers are 4 ohms, the TDA1562 is probably a better choice. It has a guaranteed minimum output of 45W with a reasonably low distortion, with a 4 ohm load.
That should be plenty of power to destroy your hearing and your "200W" little speakers!

 

atheos

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Hello,

I am new to this site and my electronic knowledge stops back at high school.In this topic SASI refers to http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/markets/mms/products/analog/key_solutions/amplifiers/index.html
and
http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat/datasheets/TDA1560Q_4.pdf
Now if you go to the 2nd page where there is the datasheet of TDA1560Q there is a basic circuit on how to utilize the IC.If i build that circuit will it work or its mentioned for theoritical purposes?

Thank you in advance
Greece

 

audioguru2

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Hi Atheos,
Welcome to our forum.
The schematic figure 6 on page 11 of the datasheet is complete and should work fine.

 

atheos

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Hello,

I would like to thank audioguru for taking the time and answering my question


Best Regards
Greece

 
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