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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: quebec
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I've built an amplifier with the TDA1562q and when I plug everything all I hear in the speaker is something like an electric sound, i check at the speakers output and the potential is of 13V, just like the DC input.
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Put a scope on it and trace it down. How is the output bias? Can you post a schematic for your amp?
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