This amplifier comes with high fidelity (Hi-Fi), high sensitivity, low power consumption and low distortion. It will be nice for your high fidelity sound system. :)
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Circuit operation:
IC1A amplifies about 100 times the audio signal picked-up by the microphone and drives IC1B acting as peak-voltage detector. Its output peaks are synchronous with the peaks of the input signal and clock IC2, a ring decade counter capable of driving up to ten LEDs in sequence.
An additional circuit allows the driving of up to ten strips, made up by five LEDs each (max.), at 9V supply. It is formed by a 10mA constant current source (Q1 & Q2) common to all LED strips and by a switching transistor (Q3), driving a strip obtained from 2 to 5 series-connected LEDs. Therefore one transistor and its Base resistor are required to drive each strip used.
Notes:
The sensitivity of the circuit can be varied changing R4 value.
Adopting the additional circuit, only one item for R10, R11, Q1 and Q2 is required to drive up to ten LED strips. On the contrary, one item of R9 and Q3 is necessary to drive each strip you decided to use.
Each R9 input must be connected to IC2 output pins, in place of the LEDs D2-D11 shown. R8 must also be omitted.
Whishing to use a lower number of LEDs or LED strips, pin #15 of IC2 must be disconnected from ground and connected to the first unused output pin. Example:
if you decided to use 5 LEDs, pin #15 of IC2 must be connected to pin #1; if you decided to use 8 LEDs, pin #15 of IC2 must be connected to pin #9 etc.
Current drawing of the circuit is about 10mA.
Whishing to use a wall-plug transformer-supply instead of a 9V battery, you can supply the circuit at 12V, allowing the use of up to 6 LEDs per strip, or at 15V, allowing the use of up to 7 LEDs per strip.
The basic formula is P=VI and between input output of the transformer we have Power input = Power output
For example if we want a 220W output at 220V then we need 1A at the output. Then at the input we must have at least 18.3V at 12V because: 12V*18.3 = 220v*1
So you have to wind the step up transformer 12v to 220v but input winding must be capable to bear 20A.
Functions of the Components:
Component List:
Component | Value | Number |
R1,R2,R4,R5 | 11k ¼ W | 4 |
R3 | 560, ¼ W | 1 |
R6 | 7.5 K, ¼ W | 1 |
R7 | 1 K, ¼ W | 1 |
R8 | 4.7 , ¼ W | 1 |
R9,R10 | 1.2 K, ¼ W | 2 |
C1 | 2 uF/25 V | 1 |
C3,C4 | 10 uF/25 V | 2 |
C5,C9,C10 | 100 nF | 3 |
C6,C7 | 1000 uF/40 V | 1 |
U1 | TDA2052 | 1 |
Components List:
R1 | 220K |
R2 | 4.7K |
R3,R4 | 10K |
R5 | 100ohm |
C1,C2 | 4.7uF electrolytic |
C3,C4 | 1nF |
C5 | 2-15pF |
C6 | 3.3pF |
Q1 | BC547C |
Q2 | 2N2219A |
P1 | 25K |
MIC | ecm series |
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