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Does anyone have the plans of a very simple transistor amplifier that I can look at? Preferably, something that runs on 3V.
I would need a schematic and parts list at the minimum.
Thank you,
Drew
I built a little audio amplifier last week using the LM386 chip.
It works OK as long as I keep the voltage above 6V, but it gets kinda distorted if I try to use voltage below 6V (even though the specs say it will work with 4V). I don't know, maybe the battery is not supplying enough amps at...
I finally got this little circuit working, although it took much longer than I expected. It was the lack of "Boucherot" that was causing the problem.
I ended up using a 6 volt lithium L544 battery, as it was the smallest I could find with sufficent energy. I would still like to go...
I'm using a 9 volt battery. I assume you mean don't use a 9V wall wart.
BTW, I really want to use a smaller battery. Any suggestions?
Got it (although I dont' understand half of it), I can see there
are some good examples on p. 5. Thanks!
Since my speaker is so tiny. Perhaps I don't...
I'm trying to build a tiny mono amplifier with built in speaker.
I want this thing to be super small so I can put it in my pocket and use it with my walkman or PDA.
I have very little experience with this, and I'm struggling just to read a schematic diagram. :shock:
Anyway, I found...
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