TDA2822 amplifier circuit 3V to 15V operation for handheld audio applications
The TDA2822 is a dual power amplifier designed for low-power audio applications, ideal for portable devices. In bridge mode, the circuit can deliver up to 1.35W of output power into a 4-ohm load, making it effective for driving small speakers in compact audio systems. The amplifier is capable of operating at supply voltages ranging from 3V to 15V, which provides flexibility in its application across various battery-powered devices.
The circuit can be configured in stereo mode, allowing for two separate audio channels, which is particularly beneficial for applications that require a more immersive listening experience. The TDA2822 incorporates built-in thermal shutdown and short-circuit protection features, ensuring reliability and longevity in operation.
The typical application circuit for the TDA2822 includes input capacitors to block DC offset, output capacitors for coupling to the speakers, and bypass capacitors to stabilize the power supply. Additionally, resistors may be used to set gain levels and filter unwanted noise. The compact size of the TDA2822 makes it suitable for integration into small form factor designs, such as portable radios, television sets, and personal audio devices.
Overall, the TDA2822 audio amplifier circuit represents an efficient solution for low-power audio amplification in various handheld and compact applications, providing versatility in design and functionality.TDA2822 audio amplifier circuit , 1.35W into 4 ohm speaker @ 6V supply. Bridge and Stereo modes possible. 3V to 15V supply voltage range. Suitable for mini hand held audio applications.. 🔗 External reference
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