That sounds like a perfect type of application for it.
I love the question mark in the specs. Are they telling us or are they asking us, or maybe they are not sure.
I love the question mark in the specs. Are they telling us or are they asking us, or maybe they are not sure.
That is funny
maybe intended to be slash but hit shift by mistake.
2 / 5.3 Watts
Chip looks good on low voltage from
2.8 to 5.5 volts
So yes, basically nice amp
for typical battery operation
and USB chargers.
Rated at 10% and 1% distortion...lol
So basically 3 clean watts.
What many small speakers actually handle
before linear distortion.
So pretty good really for the application.
And for home / non portable use. The power
supply is as simple as a high current USB charger
brick for cell phone.
maybe intended to be slash but hit shift by mistake.
2 / 5.3 Watts
Chip looks good on low voltage from
2.8 to 5.5 volts
So yes, basically nice amp
for typical battery operation
and USB chargers.
Rated at 10% and 1% distortion...lol
So basically 3 clean watts.
What many small speakers actually handle
before linear distortion.
So pretty good really for the application.
And for home / non portable use. The power
supply is as simple as a high current USB charger
brick for cell phone.
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But just with that 3w it delivers very loud sound, speaker are 2.5inch 4ohms used with this amplifier.
Other speakers which were rated for 5w per channel too are not loud as these are
Other speakers which were rated for 5w per channel too are not loud as these are
Most listening is done at very low levels. Speaker efficiency makes a big difference as to how loud one speaker vs another sounds.
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...h-voltage-power-do-your-speakers-need.204857/
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...h-voltage-power-do-your-speakers-need.204857/