This 100W bridge amplifier circuit must be powered with + /-25V and 4A. Where to stereo equipment requiring current should be 8A. Load (speaker) must be 8 ohms. With these values​​, the circuit will deliver 100W with a total distortion of less than 0.1% distortion or 150W with a total of about 10%. Because of this feedback to the speaker configuration to bridge the two terminals (positive and negative), the negative terminal should not be transferred to the ground as in other amplifiers. Doing so will cause a short circuit at the output of the chip and damage it by activating protective if not reversed in time.

For power supply can be use classic transformer or a switching power supply, in the latter case the source must be of good quality and filtered. But if weight is not a problem we recommend using a good old transformer with rectifier and electrolytic and ceramic capacitors.

TDA7294:
The manufacturer of this IC (SGS-Thompson) should activate the mute function before using Stand-By. This IC generates 1.3 degrees Celsius per watt of power. That is why we have to put on an adequate heat sink to prevent system overheat and cause overtemperature shutdown.

Although the manufacturer claims that this is a built-in 100v / 100w should be remembered that this specification is technically and theoretically. In practice, the integrated circuit can deliver power over a 50w 8 ohm load at a voltage of 50V for starting which consumes about 2 amperes and generates heat.

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Mounted in the bridge, the two circuits can deliver a comfortable power over 10 W effective on a HP impedance 4 ohms, with a distortion less than 1% (if we accept a larger distortion, the power can rise to 20 W).

15 W headphone bridge amplifier Parts list :
R1, R2 : 470 ohm
C1, C4 : 2,2 uF
C2 : 10 nF
C3 : 10 uF
C5 : 100 uF
C6 : 100 nF
U1 : TDA 2002

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