8 watt audio amplifier

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InnocentOfTheWorld

Joined Apr 15, 2010
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hello
how are you all
i want an efficient design of 8 watt audio amplifier.
kindly provide me design file in proteus so i can make it on pcb.
also it should be having noise reduction functionality.
 
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InnocentOfTheWorld

Joined Apr 15, 2010
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.i saw a lot of circuits on internet using LM383 and TDA2003. As it is my university project and LM383 is a built in class B amplifier. i don't want to use ic's which are made for these special purposes. i need a design of 8 watt audio amplifier with less noise using MOSFET'S or BJT'S . kindly help me with an efficient design.
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#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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I think the teacher is included in the university, and is supposed to guide you. However, you can post a schematic of what you have accomplished and describe the points you are having difficulty with. That will probably get you some help.
 

Wendy

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KJ6EAD

Joined Apr 30, 2011
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Sir, there was no project there regarding an audio amplifier.
If you just click the given link for the Completed Projects Collection, you get the default 2 weeks depth (no amplifier circuits in that time). To see all history you have to change the setting to "from the beginning". You can also do an advanced search using the keyword "amplifier" and the forum "Completed Projects Collection".

"Minimus" and "Quatour" seem to be in the right wattage zone but both use specialty audio amplifier ICs.
 
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InnocentOfTheWorld

Joined Apr 15, 2010
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thanks kj6ead actually i want to design it with differential input stage and i think class ab amplifier output stage would be good. but i don't know how to set the different parameters of the circuit
 

Audioguru

Joined Dec 20, 2007
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Since your teacher is not teaching you then you must learn about audio power amplifier circuits yourself with tutorials or books.
On my reply to your PM I recommended www.redcircuits.com and Rod Elliot's site where you can simply copy the amplifiers. Didn't you look at them?
When you copy circuits then you learn nothing and might get into trouble with your teacher.
 

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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Trouble with the teacher? How about trouble with the rest of your life as any kind of electronics worker?
 
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