One microphone, but two speakers. This makes a question.
Do you want stereo or mono?
How many watts would you like? and/or What is the efficiency rating (in db) on the speakers, and how loud do you want them?
An amplifier of your description can be made with a chipamp (amplifier for speakers) and a very sensitive preamp (amplifier for microphone). Its improbable to do that much gain with a solo power amp module, so there will be 2 pieces.
Do you want to purchase a kit with printed circuit boards or do you want to make your own with just a chip and bit of phenolic board (veroboard, or experimenter's board)?
Do you want stereo or mono?
How many watts would you like? and/or What is the efficiency rating (in db) on the speakers, and how loud do you want them?
An amplifier of your description can be made with a chipamp (amplifier for speakers) and a very sensitive preamp (amplifier for microphone). Its improbable to do that much gain with a solo power amp module, so there will be 2 pieces.
Do you want to purchase a kit with printed circuit boards or do you want to make your own with just a chip and bit of phenolic board (veroboard, or experimenter's board)?
mehtadhaval said:
Here is a link to LM386:
http://cache.national.com/ds/LM/LM386.pdf
See page 5.
The LM386N-4 (handles up to 18v) can produce about 1 watt all by itself.
So, you don't need an additional power amplifier if you just want an intercom.
If that's not enough power, here's a power amplifier to boost it.
This photo attached is lm1875.
http://www.national.com/ds/LM/LM1875.pdf
For that 10w power output, it can use a very cheap 24vct (12+12 center tap transformer).
To also run the LM386 microphone amplifier from the same supply, LM386N-4 will work perfectly well; however you could run the others safely from a 5v power regulator chip.
This combo can probably make a karaoke appliance.
EDIT: What is the application?
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