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This was a electronics course project, building an audio amplifier based around the LM1875. | [[Image:Audio_amplifier_view.jpg|500px|right]] | ||
This was a electronics course project, building an audio amplifier based around the LM1875 op-amp. | |||
== | == Report == | ||
* Project report: [http://beta.ivancover.com//electronics/ele103_effektforsterker_for_lyd.pdf Effektforsterker for lyd] - In norwegian, pdf | |||
== Circuit == | |||
The circuit was constructed after calculating the amplification, upper and lower frequency band, according to the specifications. | |||
[[Image:Audio_amplifier_circuit.png|400px]] | |||
== Final == | |||
This shows the final circuit, mounted to a flexi-glass plate to balance the enormous heatsink and protect the bottom traces. | |||
[[Image: | [[Image:Audio_amplifier_side.jpg|400px]] | ||
== | [[Image:Audio_amplifier_overview.jpg|400px]] [[Image:Audio_amplifier_bottom.jpg|400px]] | ||
== Measurements == | |||
Measuring the input and output signal using a oscilloscope will verify if the circuit is designed correctly, which it turned out to be. | |||
Here the amplifications is about 25 (9.8V/0.4V). | |||
[[Image:Audio_amplifier_oscilloscope.png|400px]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:38, 19 February 2011
This was a electronics course project, building an audio amplifier based around the LM1875 op-amp.
Report
- Project report: Effektforsterker for lyd - In norwegian, pdf
Circuit
The circuit was constructed after calculating the amplification, upper and lower frequency band, according to the specifications.
Final
This shows the final circuit, mounted to a flexi-glass plate to balance the enormous heatsink and protect the bottom traces.
Measurements
Measuring the input and output signal using a oscilloscope will verify if the circuit is designed correctly, which it turned out to be.
Here the amplifications is about 25 (9.8V/0.4V).
