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Just wanted to get an idea for where people get their parts from. I know there are various on-line stores that sell parts. Where do you all shop/recommend as a good supplier for small quantity orders and resonable prices?
thanks,
Kevin
Yes, it would work if I connected it to standard speaker wire, but the problem I have is that i have to use a stereo jack (female). That presents a problem because I have 4 leads to go to three contacts on the stereo jack. I have noticed the same thing with the LM386 (distortion at lower...
I am not sure that LM386 is an option at this point. I will have to put it back onto a proto board and see if it will work with 3v in this application. The nice thing about the Motorola chip is that I can effectively double the amplification because I am using VO1 which is in phase, and VO2...
Anyone know of any good circuit snippets that would allow me to filter certain audio frequencies? I am not looking to amplify, only supression. Hopefully something that would be rather simple and easy to compute the frequencies I want to supress. I couldnt find any good web sites about this...
yeah, I have the same problem. I tried to delete a post and couldnt (I tried everything). Also I tried to change my username with no luck there either. any ideas?
I am designing a circuit right now which takes stereo from a source and amplifies it to drive small speakers. The chip I am using is a Motorola chip MC34119. Currently I am using one chip, where left and right input are connected to the Vin pin and then the ground is going to the ground pin on...
Well, I have actually seen some schematics on the web that claim to measure sound in this manner. If still interested, I can try to find the link in my Favorites. I can remember the curcuit using LEDs as the meter. I am not sure what the resolution was for this schematic. One problem you...
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