Audio-FreakNew TDA7293-Amp Project. Two parallel TDA7293 on each side. 200W-Transfomer, Mundorf Mlytic
RommudohI had this old TBA800 IC lying around. So, I designed an audio amplifier circuit. It was fun to solded and works fine. It should support 5W at 16 Ohms load and 24V supply. I only tested it with 12V and 4 Ohms speaker.
The hardest part was soldering the tabs, since they act as heat sink, too.
I used #KiCad for the schematics and layout, although I had to create my own symbol and footprint for the IC. Also had to cut holes for the tabs into the #perfboard.
#electronics #AudioAmp #soldering #diy
The hardest part was soldering the tabs, since they act as heat sink, too.
I used #KiCad for the schematics and layout, although I had to create my own symbol and footprint for the IC. Also had to cut holes for the tabs into the #perfboard.
#electronics #AudioAmp #soldering #diy
GeekProjects NewsDriving a Motor with an Audio Amp Chip https://hackaday.com/2023/09/18/driving-a-motor-with-an-audio-amp-chip/ #motordriver #hardware #audioamp #h-bridge
https://purl.org/rzr#https://github.com/rzr/rust-iscp# #RUST : Last year I started a small #IoT project to control my #AudioAmp from LAN, lately I tried to rebuild it for #yocto using #MetaRust and it worked so I published #OpenSource
