Welcome back to Free Circuit dot com again,Today ,I would like to present a small audio amplifier circuit with TDA7294.
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The described circuit uses two TDA7294 for use in stereo (2 x 80 watts) and bridge mode (1x 180 watts), configure this setting only four drivers.
To facilitate the installation of each fuel. The performance is a kind of symmetry with a simple bridge rectifier 6A, and two large electrolytic capacitors, which 10000μF 22000μF/50v. This power supply for two modules. The processor is recommended 22-0-22 to 28-0-28 / 5 A, depending on the quality of the transformer is at least 6 amps is recommended.
The TDA7294 is a monolithic integrated circuit in MULTIWATT15 package for use as audio class AB amplifier in Hi-Fi field applications (stereo, powered speakers, car, high-end TV) is provided. Many thanks to the wide range of voltage and current capacity he is able to offer the highest property taxes in both 4Ω and 8Ω, to offer even in the presence of poor supply regulation, with the rejection of high-voltage power supply. The built-in mute with delay sounds easier to avoid the remote mode off.



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realy nice circuit! i think that i found the circuit that i was looking for to built an amplifier
could you please tell me what to do for bridge mode?
Greetings. In this scheme replacement of microcircuit TDA 7294 on microcircuit TDA 7293 without change of components in electric chains is possible.
hello is this circuit is working good
I am using bridged TDA 7294 as left and right channel,performance is superb with ,room shaking bass
i have 80w pmpo stereo speakers and i need to connect it to 3.5mm jack output. will this circut help?
preamp circuit
What is the value of Cin?
I this ckt What is that Cin?
Can u explain it please
what is the value of Cin??
Pls send Cin value
what is cin ?
Could I have the diagram for this circuit please?.
Thank you
CAN YOU PLEASE SEND ME THE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM TO MY EMAIL
does this works at 12v dc?? thanks