Hi this is my first post so i'll try to be detailed.
For a school project I'm looking to make a circuit that will amplify a 58-60 kHz signal to be sent to a piezoelectric speaker (datasheet for the speaker is here http://futurlec.com/USTR60-10H.shtml).
My team has already made a circuit for the oscillator by using 555's, so I'm just wondering about amplifying the signal so it can be used properly by the speaker. We're working with a 9v battery and I was wondering the best way to complete this. I know in the speaker datasheet it has a test circuit, but I was also wondering if there is a way to design a circuit without a transformer. If not could someone recommend a specific one that could be used on a breadboard.
Thank you for your time,
Sean
For a school project I'm looking to make a circuit that will amplify a 58-60 kHz signal to be sent to a piezoelectric speaker (datasheet for the speaker is here http://futurlec.com/USTR60-10H.shtml).
My team has already made a circuit for the oscillator by using 555's, so I'm just wondering about amplifying the signal so it can be used properly by the speaker. We're working with a 9v battery and I was wondering the best way to complete this. I know in the speaker datasheet it has a test circuit, but I was also wondering if there is a way to design a circuit without a transformer. If not could someone recommend a specific one that could be used on a breadboard.
Thank you for your time,
Sean