This is a very high 1500W power amplifier circuit diagram by Rod Elliott. The circuit is built using 10 pairs of power transistor MJ15024 and MJ15025 (or MJ21193/MJ21194), then it will use 20 pieces of power transistor for final amplification.
This is a high quality 65W power amplifier circuit based HEXFET IRF9540 and IRF540. The circuit is quite simple for amplifier with good sound quality. The component parts is easy to find at electronic store around your place. It uses split power supply. Q8, Q10, Q11, Q12, Q13 should be mounted on heatsink for thermic… Read More »
Parts List: R1-2-4-5=270Ω R3 = 2.7Ω VR1 = 10KΩ Log. Pot. TR1 = 470KΩ Trimmer IC1-2 = LM388 C1 = 100uF/25V C2 = 100nF C3 = 10uF/25V C4-5 = 22uF/25V C6 = 47nF
Above circuit design is thermocouple amplifier circuit using CA3193 operating amplifier. The CA3193 is an excellent choice for use with thermocouples. In the circuit, the CA3193 amplifies the generated signal 500 times. The three 22MΩ resistors will provide full-scale output if the thermocouple opens.
Above circuit diagram is the schematic of 1W stereo headphone amplifier. The circuit is built based TDA2822, designed for use in portable players, radios and other common electronic devices which can use headphone for the audio output.
This is schematic diagram of a video amplifier circuit, built based very high speed operational amplifier IC LH0032.
This is the stereo headphone amplifier circuit diagram, built based LM4809. This circuit can be used for stereo headphone amplifier circuit for home audio system, microphone preamplifier, personal computers and PDA headphone amplifier and more. The LM4809 is known as a stereo audio power amplifier capable of delivering 105mW per channel of continuous average power… Read More »
This is the circuit diagram of stereo tube amplifier using 6SQ7-GT and 6V6-GT. The tube amplifier circuit is uses the total of 5 power vacuum tube. The diagram is based on the output section design of typical late 1940’s old AM Trutone radio with 6 tubes. The output will be 4 Watts per channel (2x4W… Read More »
This is a logarithmic amplifier circuit based on National operational amplifier LM11C. Unusual frequency compensation provides this logarithmic converter a 100 us time continual from 1 mA down to 100 uA, escalating from 200 us to 200 ms from 10 nA to 10 pA. Optional bias electric current compensation can give 10 pA resolution from… Read More »