Hello everyone,
This is my first post here, and my first electronics project, so take it easy one me plz .
I want to built an amp an decided to go low profile and do a simple one. So I followed this:
sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/computers/solderless/amplifier.html
I went to the electronic parts shop and bought every thing except the transistor.
It wasn't availble but the guy told me to take ksp13/14 it's has less power but it works.
Is this true? can it work with the same original circuit?
Because I already did the circuit but it's not working, wondering what the problem is!!
Sorry for the relatively long post
This is my first post here, and my first electronics project, so take it easy one me plz .
I want to built an amp an decided to go low profile and do a simple one. So I followed this:
sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/computers/solderless/amplifier.html
I went to the electronic parts shop and bought every thing except the transistor.
It wasn't availble but the guy told me to take ksp13/14 it's has less power but it works.
Is this true? can it work with the same original circuit?
Because I already did the circuit but it's not working, wondering what the problem is!!
Sorry for the relatively long post
If your building http://sci-toys.com/scitoys/scitoys/computers/solderless/1_watt_audio_amplifier.jpg I couldn't imagine it working correctly at all let alone providing the claimed 1 watt.
MPSW45A (ic 1A Pd 1W) ---> KSP13/14 (.5A .5W)
with 9V and 50Ohms resistor Icmax = 0.18A Pmax = .405W
it works but with a 8ohm speaker most of power is dissipated on collector resistor (50Ohms)
for best results you should use a 50 or 100 ohms speaker and remove resistor.
with 9V and 50Ohms resistor Icmax = 0.18A Pmax = .405W
it works but with a 8ohm speaker most of power is dissipated on collector resistor (50Ohms)
for best results you should use a 50 or 100 ohms speaker and remove resistor.
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thanks guys for the great help.
First i will try replacing the 50 resistor with a lower one. If that doesn't work I will try something else, maybe based on LM386 since there is a lot of projects about it floating online.
I don't think that i can find a speaker with that high impedance.
Will post about the results soon.
First i will try replacing the 50 resistor with a lower one. If that doesn't work I will try something else, maybe based on LM386 since there is a lot of projects about it floating online.
I don't think that i can find a speaker with that high impedance.
Will post about the results soon.
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