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* http://unitrel.pl/gif/tda2611.pdf
 
* http://unitrel.pl/gif/tda2611.pdf
 
* http://mxh.strefa.pl/pliki/tech/book2006/15.pdf
 
* http://mxh.strefa.pl/pliki/tech/book2006/15.pdf
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Some thoughts: -
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* it's a dual learning and skill sharing exercise
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* The TDA2611A costs about 75p nowadays!
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* we would just be gainfully employing them!
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* this is a set up to knock down -
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** the first design is to see if we can make it work
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** I don't expect it to be any good!
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* we have plenty of large capacitors at the space
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* we also have lots of power transformers that will give us 24V
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* also audio transformers for decoupling
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* potentiometers for fader
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* I'd like to control volume and tone optionally by Arduino
  
 
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Revision as of 09:11, 4 May 2012

We have a number of TDA2611A 5W amplifier chips at the space and I'd like to build a small 5W audio amplifier and perhaps develop it into a workshop project.

Some examples of its use: -

Some thoughts: -

  • it's a dual learning and skill sharing exercise
  • The TDA2611A costs about 75p nowadays!
  • we would just be gainfully employing them!
  • this is a set up to knock down -
    • the first design is to see if we can make it work
    • I don't expect it to be any good!
  • we have plenty of large capacitors at the space
  • we also have lots of power transformers that will give us 24V
  • also audio transformers for decoupling
  • potentiometers for fader
  • I'd like to control volume and tone optionally by Arduino