Friday, December 27, 2013
Amplifier simple easy and cheap with IC TA7368P
Part List :Indeed , this amplifier is suitable known as the title above. Viewed from the schematic alreaady seen that this amplifier circuit requires little components and parts were cheap. This amplifier requires 1 piece of IC TA7368P is manufactered by TOSHIBA is the price too low, then in addition to IC amplifier requires 3 components elco capacitor whose value is not too big. Maybe if you make this amplifier circuit, the total price of all must not be more than $ 1. This amplifier only has more than 1W output, perhaps because it has little strengthening it so that the output is released is very small. But to make this is quite easy and not too costly.
Capacitor
C1 = 100 uF
C2 = 100uF
C3 = 470uF
IC
IC1 = TA7368P
LED Phototherapy Unit
is widely thought that light can be therapeutic for the human skin and
soul. Light at the correct wavelength may also be effective against
depression and allergies. There is a wide range of products on the
market, at prices from a few tens of pounds to a hundred pounds or so,
which are presented as universal remedies for dust allergies or hay
fever. If we look at these devices in more detail, we find that their
operation is relatively simple to explain.
Common to all the
devices is that they emit intense red light with a wavelength of 660 nm.
Some biophysicists claim that light of this wavelength can have a
positive effect on the human body and can initiate healing processes.
This so-called ‘phototherapy’ is a treatment which is claimed to have an
effect against allergic reactions in the body, since it acts against
free oxygen radicals and strengthens the immune system, reducing
inflammation of the mucous membrane.
Since this treatment does
not take the form of a medicine, but rather the form of visible light,
there is no risk of side-effects. There has been scientific research
showing that this therapy does not work in every case, but success rates
as high as 72 % have been reported. Since it may not be possible to
obtain these devices under the NHS or under private medical insurance,
our thoughts naturally turn to do-it-yourself. For the enclosure we
decided to use an old nasal hair trimmer.
These
can be obtained new for a few pounds, or you may have an old one that
can be recycled. The choice of enclosure also dictates the choice of
battery: the unit contains a holder for an AA-size cell. The circuit
must therefore not only be very compact (there is little spare room in
the enclosure), it must also be able to drive a high-brightness red LED
from a voltage between 1 V and around 1.6 V. Here again we can indulge
in a little recycling: we can re-use the circuit from a Mini Project by
Burkhard Kainka for driving a white LED, published in Elektor
Electronics in June 2002.
In this circuit the inductive voltage
pulse is limited by the LED itself, ensuring that the output voltage
will automatically match the forward voltage of the LED. The circuit is
suitable as it stands for driving a high-brightness 660 nm red LED to
make a do-it-yourself phototherapy unit. In view of the small number of
components, the circuit can be assembled by soldering them together
directly or by using a small piece of stripboard.
The circuit can
operate from a wide range of voltages, and so we can use either an
alkaline AA cell or an AA-size NiMH rechargeable cell with a voltage of
1.2 V. The current consumption of the circuit is about 20 mA. Assuming
the circuit has been built correctly, the red LED should light brightly
as soon as power is applied. Five to ten minutes’ use in each nostril
every day should be sufficient to obtain noticeable benefit after two
weeks of treatment.
Thursday, December 26, 2013
High pass and low pass filters
Subsonic and ultrasonic filters can be combined into a single circuit for more stable and orderly bandwith. This good and qualified for only two frequencies with the rotation of widely separate. Circuit schematic above shows the rotation of the scond-order or high-pass Butterworth filter in combination with secon-order low-pass filter.
Part List :
R1___1K
R2___1K
R3___12K
R4___24K
C1___4n4
C2___2n2
C3___470nF
C4___470nF
IC___IC op-amp
For the capacitor , use the ceramic capacitors .
Battery Charger with Temeperature Sensor
Battery charger with temperature sensor schematic |
Mini Stereo Power Amplifier using TDA2822
Mini Stereo Power Amplifier using TDA2822 Circuit Diagram |
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
1 6 Watt intregated circuit audio amplifier
This Circut based on IC TDA7231 , Minimum voltage require 2 Volts and maximum voltage 15 volts . I recomended voltage is 12 volt DC. Power output 1,6 Watt with 4 Ohm impedance. See audio amplifier with IC TDA7231 below :
Error Correction Output Stage for Mosfet and BJT Power Amplifier
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
35 Ampere Power Supply
Series Power Supply 12Volt 35 Amp uses 6 units TIP2955 type power regulator transistors. I use a type MJ2955 TIP2955 not because packaging TIP2955 easier to install heatsink. The series 12Volt 35 Amp Power Supply can be loaded up to 35A depending on the travo which we attach. The series 12Volt 35 Amp Power Supply is very simple, because the voltage regulators make use of IC7812 which will leave a power regulator alone. For more details, series 12Volt 35 Amp Power Supply can be seen in thethe following figure .
12Volt 35Ampere schematic |
Rail Detect Voltage LED Circuit
Circuit Diagram and Schematics Nokia N Gage
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Monday, December 23, 2013
Schematic Frost Detector Temperature Sensor
Sensor
Comparator
The comparator is a accepted opamp blazon TLC271, which we configured for basal accepted burning by connecting the bias-select ascribe (pin 8) to the ability accumulation voltage. There is no charge for the detector to be fast and it will accordingly assignment able-bodied with the opamp operating in its best economical mode.
LED D3 provides the frost indication. It is the ambition that the LED stays on already the temperature in the allowance drops beneath freezing or back it has been beneath freezing. To realise this, an agee hysteresis is created with the aid of R3, R4 and D2. The burning that the achievement goes high, the non-inverting ascribe goes added absolute via D2 and R4, and the achievement accordingly stays high. The temperature would now accept to access to added than about 30° afore the LED will go out by itself. In convenance this apparently agency that it is summer and that it is not acceptable to benumb anyway. If charge be, the hysteresis can be added by accretion the amount of R3.
Capacitor C2 is added to accomplish abiding that the LED charcoal off (the ambit is reset) back the ability accumulation is connected. The non-inverting ascribe of the opamp is briefly affiliated to arena and the achievement is accordingly low. R1 and S1 are alone appropriate if the ambit needs to be displace back the array is connected. Instead of S1 you could additionally use a ability accumulation about-face or alike aloof artlessly abstract the array for a moment.
Thrifty Ability supply
Since the ambit is affected to be powered from a array there was a acquainted accomplishment to minimise the ability consumption. The accepted burning of the prototype, at a ability accumulation voltage alignment from 6 to 9 V, was beneath than 120 μA. Back the LED is on, the accepted burning rises to alone 1 mA at 6V and 1.8 mA at 9V, because a low accepted LED is used. In our ancestor we acclimated a green, low-current LED.
If four AA penlight batteries (with a accommodation of about 2 Ah) are used, again the ambit will run for about two years in standby mode. Back the LED is on this is appreciably shorter, of advance (about two months, this is calmly continued abundant to run through a astringent winter period). A accepted 9-V array will additionally aftermost a distinct winter, provided you frequently analysis whether the LED is on.
Finally, a animadversion about the TLC-271CP acclimated here. The adaptation with the C-suffix is defined for an operating ambit from 0 to 70 °C, but will abide to assignment at lower temperatures, decidedly because that the IC is not acclimated in a beeline application. If in agnosticism you can consistently try to get your easily on a adaptation with the I-suffix (that is, TLC271IP: –40 to 125°C). But that is alone all-important if you apprehend it to be absolute algid in the monitored room...
Network Voltage Indicator
Network Voltage Indicator Circuit diagram:
In this situation, there is a sufficiently large potential difference across the buzzer and D5s to determine that these two elements to indicate AC power loss, both audible and visual. By pressing the reset button current is interrupted by Th1, so thyristor enter in blocking state and the other terminal of the buzzer is connected to ground.
Sunday, December 22, 2013
Wiring Diagram for IR Remote Control Tester
small circuit is ideal for checking the basic operation of an infrared
remote control unit. The circuit is based on the brilliantly simple
idea of connecting a piezo buzzer directly to an IR receiver IC. This
method is almost as simple as connecting a photodiode directly to the
input of an oscilloscope, but has the advantage that no oscilloscope is
needed: the compact unit is always ready to use and much easier to
carry around than bulky test equipment.
Operation
of the remote control is indicated by the buzzer making a chattering
noise. The circuit is very sensitive and has a range of several meters.
The TSOP1738 integrated IR receiver accepts, amplifies and demodulates
the IR signal from the remote control, producing an output with a
frequency of around 700 Hz. The piezo buzzer is connected to its output,
rendering the signal audible. All the other components are simply
concerned with producing a stable 5 V power supply from the 9V
PP3-(6F22) type battery.
Instead of the TSOP1738 similar devices
from other manufacturers can be used, and of course carrier frequencies
other than 38 kHz can be used. The circuit still works if there is a
mismatch between the nominal carrier frequencies of the transmitter and
receiver IC, but range is reduced. It is still, however, adequate for
determining whether a remote control is producing an IR signal or not.
Surround Sound Installation Tips
High End Power Amplifier Circuit
High-End Power Amplifier Circuit |
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Digital Potentiometer Using DS1669
With this circuit we can control sound volume form an stereo audio amplifier.
Digital Potentiometer Circuit Using DS1669
When the S1 and S2 is push we can modify the level of sound (up or down). This integrated circuit is manufactured by Dallas Semiconductor and it can be use like a potentiometer in many applications like : contrast adjustment for an LCD or for level sound control. This digital volume controller IC is manufactured in dip or soic footprint (8 pins) and can be supply with an voltage between 4.5 and 8 volts DC.
Transistor Inverter circuit 12V to 220V 100W
Friday, December 20, 2013
Power Supply no transformer using IC and MOSFET
Schematics MOSFET use BUZ74 and IC CA3130E |
Fluorescent lamp lights starter
Fluorescent light starter components |
Infrared Receiver with Status LED
Project Image
Parts list:
R1 3.3K 1/4W
R2 10K 1/4W
R3 100K 1/4W
R4 10K 1/4W
R5 100K 1/4W
R6 220 1/4W
D1 1N4148
D2 LED 3mm
C1 4.7uF/16V Electrolytic
Q1 BC548
Q2 BC558
IC1 78L05
IC2 TSOP 1736/38/40 (may work with Siemens SFH506xx receivers also)
E1 CR2032 3V battery + PCB base
Misc Three pins to connect the serial cable (optional)
The improvements of this project compared to the ones already published in the internet is that it uses regulated power for the infrared receiver module (TSOP 17xx), has improved sensitivity (worked at a distance of about 10 m), and features a status led which is powered by an external battery source and is driven by two transistors. Upon signal reception, the led blinks to provide a visual feedback to the sender.
Infrared Receiver with Status LED Circuit Daigram
The PCB features narrow tracks (16 mil) so special care should be paid during the construction. The 4.7 uF capacitor is bent towards the board in order to save height if the circuit is to be placed in a small plastic box.
The Girder software for this project was preferred because it is first of all freeware, it is stable and customizable, features a large number of commands and supports user plugins. It is a bit difficult to learn at first, but after a while it deploys a great number of possibilities that other programs (even commercial ones) lack. Nevertheless, with the right corrections (pin changes) this project may be used with other software (WinLIRC, IRAssistant, Miriam, PCRemote) but no such testing has been carried out yet. This is maybe a good point for further search.
ΙR Reciever Pin Numer
Source 7 (RTS)
Ground 5 (GND)
Read 1 (DCD)
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Running LED with 4017
Blinking LED circuits
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
USB Voltage Converter 5V to 12V
USB Voltage Converter 5V to 12V Schematic Diagram |
Are the functional blocks of an amplifier
Power Supply Circuit |
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Wave antenna 5 8 pro VKV FM
Paraphase Tone Controller
opposed to the widespread Baxandall circuit (dating back to 1952!) a
‘paraphrase’ tone control supplies a straight frequency response as long
as the bass and treble controls are in the same position. This unique
property makes the ‘paraphase’ configuration of interest if only treble
or bass needs to be adjusted - it is not possible to adjust both at
the same time! Essentially, it’s the difference in setting of the tone
controls that determines the slope of the frequency response, and the
degree of bass/treble correction. The circuit is simplicity itself,
based on two networks C1-C2-C3/R9-R10-R11 and C5-C6-C7/R12-R13-R14.
The
first is for the high frequencies (treble) response, the second, for
the low frequencies (bass). The roll-off points have been selected, in
combination with C4 and C8, for the sum of the two output signals to
re-appear with a ‘straight’ frequency response again at the output.
Roughly equal output levels from the networks are ensured by R6 = 7.15 k
and R8 = 6.80 k. However, the operating principle requires the input
signals to the two networks to be in anti-phase. For best operation the
networks are driven by two buffers providing some extra gain.
The
gain of IC1.D is slightly higher than that of IC1.C to ensure the
overall response curve remains as flat as possible at equal settings of
the tone controls. Because each network introduces a loss of about 1.72
(times), IC1.D and IC1.C first amplify the signal. The gain is set at
about 8 (times) allowing input signal levels up to 1 V to pass the
circuit at maximum gain and distortion-free. The gain also compensates
the attenuation if you prefer to keep the tone controls at the mid
positions for a straight response.
To
audio fans, the circuit is rewarding to experiment with, especially in
respect of the crossover point of the two networks. R3 and R4
determine the control range, which may be increased (within limits) by
using lower resistor values here. The values shown ensure a tone
control range of about 20 dB. IC1.B buffers the summed signal across
R15. C9 removes any DC-offset voltage and R16 protects the output
buffer from the effects of too high capacitive loads. R17, finally,
keeps the output at 0 V.
The choice of the quad opamp is
relatively uncritical. Here the unassuming TL074 is used but you may
even apply rail to rail opamps as long as they are stable at unity
gain. Also, watch the supply voltage range. A simple circuit board was
designed for the project. Linear-law potentiometers may be fitted
directly onto the board. Two boards are required for a stereo
application. The relevant connections on the boards are then wired to a
stereo control potentiometer.
Spec:
- Current consumption (no signal) 8 mA
- Max. input signal 1 Veff (at max. gain)
- Gain at 20 Hz 13.1 dB max. –6.9 dB min.
- at 20 kHz 12.2 dB max. –7.6 dB min
- Gain (controls at mid position) 2.38 x
- Distortion (1 Veff, 1 kHz) 0.002% (B = 22kHz) 0.005% (B = 80 kHz)
Resistors
R1-R4 = 10k
R5,R7 = 1k
R6 = 7k15
R8 = 6k80
R9,R10,R11 = 8k2
R12,R13,R14 = 2k2
R15 = 1M
R16 = 100R
R17 = 100k
P1,P2 = 100k preset or chassis-
mount control potentiometer, linear law
Capacitors
C1,C2,C3 = 47nF MKT, lead pitch 5mm
C4 = 68nF MKT, lead pitch 5mm
C5,C6,C7 = 10nF MKT, lead pitch 5mm
C8,C10,C11 = 100nF MKT, lead pitch 5mm
C9 = 2µF2 MKT, lead pitch 5mm or 7.5mm
Semiconductors
IC1 = TL074
Miscellaneous
K1,K2 = line socket, PCB mount, e.g.
T-709G (Monacor/Monarch)
Subowoofer audio car amplifier
For the a one amplifier circuit is very suitable for use in applications subwoofer speaker, which allows for higher spending enough bass. Although output was spent not high, but for bass sounds do not undoubtedly. Indeed, the output is only 20W mono amplifier with 8 ohm impedance. With a maximum supply 44Volt DC.Part list
R1 = 47R
R2 = 100K
R3 = 1R 2W
C1 = 2.2uF
C2 = 220uF
C3 = 100uF
C4 = 47uF
C5 = 68uF
C6 = 100uF
C7 = 1000uF
C8 = 0.1uF
U1 = STK024 , STK031 ,STK035
Monday, December 16, 2013
Schematic Audio Power Amplifier with IC AN7118S
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Workings of STR IC Regulator Power Supply
How it works :
- Over-current protector (OCP) or Over Load protector (OLP). For example, if there is damage to flyback or def yoke, it will cause the load voltage B + over. If there is such a case the regulator will die protectionism so that IC is not damaged. For over current sensor is a resistor with a small value that is placed on pin-2 to the ground.
- Short protector. If the output voltage B + short, the regulator turns off protectionism.
- Over-voltage protectors (OVP). Regulators are not equipped with a surge protector so if the feedback path disconnected can cause the output voltage of the transformer switching regulator power up or damaged .. With OVP protectionist regulator will die if the voltage supply Vcc pin-4 rise above 22.5v.
- Thermal protector. Regulators will stop working if the temperature reaches 140 degrees Celsius.
read also ->>>> Troubleshooting STR IC Regulator Power Supply
Sunday, December 15, 2013
28 LED Clock Timer
28 LED Clock Timer Circuit Diagram
A 14 stage 74HCT4020 binary counter and two NAND gates are used to divide the line frequency by 3600 producing a one minute pulse which is used to reset the counter and advance the 4017 decade counter. The decade counter counts the minutes from 0 to 4 and resets on the fifth count or every 5 minutes which advances one section of a dual 4 bit binary counter (74HCT393). The 4 bits of this counter are then decoded into one of 12 outputs by two 74HCT138 (3 line to 8 line) decoder circuits. The most significant bit is used in conjunction with an inverter to select the appropriate decoder. During the first eight counts, the low state of the MSB is inverted to supply a high level to enable the decoder that drives the first 8 LEDs. During counts 9 to 12, the MSB will be high and will select the decoder that drives the remaining 4 LEDs while disabling the other decoder.
The decoded outputs are low when selected and the 12 LEDs are connected common anode with a 330 ohm current limiting resistor to the +5 volt supply. The 5th output of the second decoder (pin 11) is used to reset the binary counter so that it counts to 11 and then resets to zero on the 12th count. A high reset level is required for the 393 counters, so the low output from the last decoder stage (pin 11) is inverted with one section of a 74HCT14 hex Schmitt trigger inverter circuit. A 10K resistor and 0.1uF cap are used to extend the reset time, ensuring the counter receives a reset signal which is much longer than the minimum time required. The reset signal is also connected to the clock input (pin 13) of the second 4 bit counter (1/2 74HCT393) which advances the hour LEDs and resets on the 12th hour in a similar manner.
Setting the correct time is accomplished with two manual push buttons which feed the Q4 stage (pin 7) of the 4020 counter to the minute and hour reset circuits which advance the counters at 3.75 counts per second. A slower rate can be obtained by using the Q5 or Q6 stages. For test purposes, you can use Q1 (pin 9) which will advance the minutes at 30 per second. The time interval circuit (shown below the clock) consists of a SET/RESET flipflop made from the two remaining NAND gates (74HCT00). The desired time interval is programmed by connecting the anodes of the six diodes labeled start, stop and AM/PM to the appropriate decoder outputs. For example, to turn the relay on at 7:05AM and turn it off at 8:05AM, you would connect one of the diodes from the start section to the cathode of the LED that represents 7 hours, the second diode to the LED cathode that represents 5 minutes and the third diode to the AM line of the CD4013. The stop time is programmed in the same manner. Two additional push buttons are used to manually open and close the relay.
The low start and stop signals at the common cathode connections are capacitively coupled to the NAND gates so that the manual push buttons can override the 5 minute time duration. That way, you can immediately reset the relay without waiting 5 minutes for the start signal to go away. The two power supply rectifier diodes are 1N400X variety and the switching diodes are 1N914 or 4148s but any general purpose diodes can be used. 0.1 uF caps (not shown on schematic) may be needed near the power pins of each IC. All parts should be available from Radio Shack with the exception of the 74HCT4017 decade counter which I didnt see listed. You can use either 74HC or 74HCT parts, the only difference between the two is that the input switching levels of the HCT devices are compatible with worst case TTL logic outputs.
The HC device inputs are set at 50% of Vcc, so they may not work when driven from marginal TTL logic outputs. You can use a regular 4017 in place of the 74HCT4017 but the output current will much lower (less than 1 mA) and 4 additional transistors will be required to drive the LEDs. Without the buffer transistors, you can use a 10K resistor in place of the 330 and the LEDs will be visible, but very dim. Using the 4017 to drive LEDs with transistor buffers is shown in the "10 Channel LED Sequencer" at the top of this page.
Low impedance microphone amplifier
The circuit is a microphone amplifier used for handle with low impedance (~200 ohm) microphones. It hope against hope job with stabilized voltages sandwiched between 6-30VDC. If you dont build the impedance adapter part with T1, you obtain a micamp for upper impedance microphones. within this indictment, you ought to honestly bond the suggest to C7.
Add captionLow impedance microphone amplifier |
R2= 150k
R3= 2k2
R4= 820
R6= 10k
R7= 10k
P1= 1M
C1= 3k9
C2= 100u
C3= 22u
C4= 4u7
C5= 470u
C6= 10u
C7= 100n
C8= 47u UNIPOLAR
D1= 1N4148
U1= TL081
CN1= SIL6
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Power Supply Variable 1 3V 12 2V 1A Circuit
Description:
R2 to set the output voltage. The maximum current is determined by R3, over-current protection circuit inside the LM723 to detect the voltage on R3, if it reaches 0.65 V, the voltage output will be off her. So the current through R3 can not exceed 0.65 / R3 although output short-circuit in his.
C3 and C4 are ceramic capacitors, as much as possible directly soldered to the PCB, this is because the LM723 is prone to oscillation that is not cool.
LM723 works with 9.5V input voltage to 40 V DC and the LM723 can generate its own current of 150mA when the output voltage is not more than 6-7V under input voltage.
Specs:
Output (value estimated):
Vmin = (R4 + R5) / (R5 * 1.3)
Vmax = (7.15 / R5) * (R4 + R5)
Imax = 0.65/R3
Max. Power on R3: 0.42/R3
Min. DC Input Voltage (pin 12 to pin 7): Vmax + 5
Component List:
B1 40V/2.5A
C1 2200uF (3300uF even better)
C2 4.7uF
C3 100nF
C4 1NF
C5 330nF
C6 100uF
Green LED D1
D2 1N4003
F1 0.2A F
F2 2A M
IC1 LM723 (in a DIL14 plastic package)
R1 1k
R2 Pot. 5k
R3 0.56R/2W
R4 3.3k
R5 4.7k
S1 250V/1A
T1 2N3055 on a heatsink 5K / W
TR1 220V/17V/1.5
Friday, December 13, 2013
Digital Volume Control Circuit using MAX5486
The right channel input is applied to the pin8 (high terminal (HR) of internal digital potentiometer of the IC) and left channel input is applied to the pin17 (high terminal (HL) of the second internal digital potentiometer of the IC). Low terminals (pin and 6) of potentiometers are shorted and connected to the mid bias voltage output (pin11) of the IC. at the buffered wiper terminal (pin10) of internal potentiometer and left channel output at the buffered wiper terminal of the second internal potentiometer of the IC. A 1uF capacitor is connected from the bias generator bypass (pin12) to ground. of this capacitor is noise bypassing. of capacitors C4 and C5 are to bypass noise from the VDD and VLOGIC sources. This improves stability and performance of the circuit.
LEDs D1 to D5 are the indicator LEDs indicates volume and balance levels. R1 to R5 limits current through the corresponding LEDs. 1M resistor R6 for activating the indicator LED drivers. LED D6 represents operation mode of IC. When it glows, the IC is in balance mode and when off, the IC in volume mode. Resistor R7 limits through LED D6. volume mode the LEDs work a bar graph indicating volume. balance mode, the centremost LED alone glows when a centred balance. mute mode, all indicator LEDs OFF.
Push button switches S1 to S4 are used for controlling the circuit. Pressing S1 push the IC into mute mode. Push button S4 used between volume mode and balance mode and LED D6 indicated it. Push button S2 and S3 are used for increasing and decreasing volume mode and shifting the balance to left and right balance mode. The Vss pin of the IC is grounded single operation circuit. Shutdown pin (pin6) is tied to the VLOGIC for disabling the shutdown . Connecting the shutdown pin to drive the IC to the shutdown mode.
The output of the MAX5486 is sufficient enough to drive high impedance headphones. For driving low impedance headphones or speakers an amplifier stage be added to the output. power dissipation of MAX5486 is 675mW and consider this point while selecting the loads.
Stereo Tone Control using LM1036
Each tone response is defined by a single capacitor chosen to give the desired characteristic. By changing the values of capacitors connected to the tone control unit, you can control bass and treble levels. pin 3 and pin 18 of IC are for acute and pin 6 to pin 15 for bass.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
TDA2005 2 X 20 Watt Power Amplifier
The series of 2x20 Watt Audio Power Amplifier using TDA2005 can you see in the picture below.
Technical Data:
Frequency Range: Approx. 20 Hz to 22 KHz.
Input Sensitivity: Approx. maximum 150 mV rms. .
Power supply: + 8 to 18 volts, approx. 3.5 Amps maximum per channel.
15Volt Amplifier Circuit Diagrams
15Volt Amplifier Circuit Diagrams |