Power amplifier operates in class D power amplifier is powerful enough produces a total output power 240 W (120 W each channel). Much power is generated by a chip made by Philips TDA8924.
Reference Data :
Supply voltage |
: ±12V …± 30V |
Supply current absence of a signal |
: 100mA |
Output power (max) |
|
in stereo | : 120W |
in mono | : 240W |
Efficiency |
: 90% |
Chip also has a short-circuit proof output, thermal protection and acoustic protection from the “inrush current” when you turn on and off. The scheme provides two options turn on an amplifier – both stereo and mono on a bridge. So this could be used for amplifier subwoofer.
Power to the amplifier is connected to the following scheme :
Parts list :
Notation on the chart | Value |
C1, C2, C3, C4 | 470nF |
C5, C6 | 330 |
C7, C11, C17, C20, C8, C12, C18, C22 | 100 |
C23, C24, C32, C31 | 15nF |
C25, C26 | 560 |
C28, C27 | 1mkF |
C30, C29, C9, C19, C15, C13, C10, C21, C14 | 220nF |
C16 | 47 |
D1 | KS156A |
L1, L2 | 10 uH |
R1, R2, R3, R4 | 5.6 kOhm |
R9, R8 | 4.7 |
R10, R11 | 22 |
R6, R7 | 39kOm |
R5 | 30kOm |
DA1 | TDA8924 |
Power supply | |
C1, C2 | 100nF |
C3, C4 | 470uF/35V |
C7, C5, C6 | 47uF/63V |
L1, L2, L3, L4 | MURATA BL01RN1A2A2B |
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