Hi,
Hissing may be from the source. Do you use PCB or a test board. You may check the signal path if its too long...
Adiditonally if you hear some 100Hz noise then that means you have a ground loop. Yhen you must check your GND connections.
And your "click" noise comes from a bad GND connection.
However, I afraid TBA2822 is not a suitable IC for headphone applications. Its not HI-FI, it has a fixed gain which you will never need with headphones.
TDA1038 is a better alternative for that application. But I dont know if its still available or not.
Hissing may be from the source. Do you use PCB or a test board. You may check the signal path if its too long...
Adiditonally if you hear some 100Hz noise then that means you have a ground loop. Yhen you must check your GND connections.
And your "click" noise comes from a bad GND connection.
However, I afraid TBA2822 is not a suitable IC for headphone applications. Its not HI-FI, it has a fixed gain which you will never need with headphones.
TDA1038 is a better alternative for that application. But I dont know if its still available or not.
Or you may have a look my last SE headphone amplifier. Which I currently use..
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104767&pagenumber=2
Its sound is fantastic.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104767&pagenumber=2
Its sound is fantastic.
Thanks guys.
I found my fault. Since I am prototyping, this is my second attempt actually, I failed to use separate grounding for the input. I fixed it and it is now working noice free. I also added 100 Ohm in series with my headphone so to avoid clipping.
You guys are right. TDA2822 is not for the job. It is better than my first prototype based on LM386. But both can't deliver hi quality sound.
I will work on my next prototype and I will consider your seggestions here.
Thanks.
I found my fault. Since I am prototyping, this is my second attempt actually, I failed to use separate grounding for the input. I fixed it and it is now working noice free. I also added 100 Ohm in series with my headphone so to avoid clipping.
You guys are right. TDA2822 is not for the job. It is better than my first prototype based on LM386. But both can't deliver hi quality sound.
I will work on my next prototype and I will consider your seggestions here.
Thanks.
looking at other successful projects might help:
http://headwize.com/projects/index.htm
http://tangentsoft.net/audio/
http://headwize.com/projects/index.htm
http://tangentsoft.net/audio/
Hi,
It's a OPA2227 based amp. I would love to do it but I can't find that chip here in the Philippines.
It's a OPA2227 based amp. I would love to do it but I can't find that chip here in the Philippines.
jcx said:looking at other successful projects might help:
http://headwize.com/projects/index.htm
http://tangentsoft.net/audio/
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