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miniature audio transformer
Use a completely different design, this one is completely dependent on high impedance speakers, or low impedance with a transformer (same thing).anyway to do this without a transformer, (amplifier?)
Because neither are what the circuit demanded...since I have no doubt you know a lot more than me how about enlightening me on how I could use these...But why not buy a couple of transformers from Maplin?, oder code LB14Q at £1.73 each.
Those transformers are perfect for the job, the primary is centre-tapped (for push-pull), use one half of it as it's a single ended amplifier.Because neither are what the circuit demanded...since I have no doubt you know a lot more than me how about enlightening me on how I could use these...
and looking at the specs you are quoting the wrong ones anyway...I thought the primary had to be 82ohm not 12K
very sorry but i am going to go with a couple of those maplin transformers, however i understand none of that. please explain in Newbie lingo.Those transformers are perfect for the job, the primary is centre-tapped (for push-pull), use one half of it as it's a single ended amplifier.
The primary has three wires, a beginning, a middle, and an end. Use the middle and one of the other wires as the high impedance side. The speaker itself connects to the other side with only two wires.very sorry but i am going to go with a couple of those maplin transformers, however i understand none of that. please explain in Newbie lingo.
I'm glad that we've a veteran electronics expert voice from The NetherlandsHi transistor495,
That is a good solution too. I'm glad you showed us that circuit.