The circuit utilizes the TDA1524 chip, which is an integrated control unit for volume, bass, treble, and balance adjustments. Control is achieved through four potentiometers (P5-P8). The integrated circuit IC1 requires very few external components to operate. Potentiometers P1-P4 are used to compensate for tolerances in the passive components that regulate the input signal. The input circuit has connections at points 5, 8, 10, and 10. The output of the circuit is connected at points 7, 6, 10, and 10. A positive voltage is supplied to point 9, while point 10 receives a negative voltage. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, and 15 are designated for an optional remote control circuit.
More: Potentiometer P5 adjusts the low frequencies (bass), while potentiometer P6 regulates the high frequencies (treble). Potentiometer P7 adjusts the volume, and potentiometer P8 controls the balance. Additionally, trimmers P1-P4 fine-tune various settings. When the volume (P7) is set to zero, the output is effectively zero. Similarly, when the two output signals are equal, the balance potentiometer (P8) is centered. The bass and treble knobs are also adjusted accordingly.
The TDA1524 is a versatile audio control IC that facilitates the adjustment of audio parameters in a compact design. The circuit is designed to optimize audio output quality by allowing precise control over bass, treble, volume, and balance. The use of potentiometers provides a user-friendly interface for real-time adjustments, making it suitable for various audio applications.
The input stage of the circuit is designed with careful consideration of component tolerances, ensuring that the input signal is accurately processed. The external components, including resistors and capacitors, are selected to maintain signal integrity and minimize noise. The arrangement of the input and output points facilitates easy integration with other audio components, enhancing the overall functionality of the circuit.
The optional remote control capability allows for additional convenience, enabling users to adjust settings from a distance. This feature is particularly beneficial in applications where the audio system is installed in a location that is not easily accessible.
Overall, the TDA1524-based circuit is a well-rounded solution for audio control, combining functionality with ease of use, making it an ideal choice for various audio systems.The circuit is based on the known chip TDA1524, which is an integrated control Volume, Bass, treble, and Balance. These arrangements are made through 4 potentiometers (P5-P8) with trend. The integrated circuit IC1, to run the needed very few external components. The potentiometer PI-P4 are used to compensate any tolerances POSTS components that regulate the input signal.
The input circuit is 5 points and 8 & 10 & 10. The output of the circuit is 7 points and 6 & 10 & 10. To supply to point 9 is a positive trend and 10 negative. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 11 and 15 are used for optional remote control circuit. The P5 potentiometer adjusts the low frequencies (BASS), while PO tensiometro P6 regulates high frequencies (TREBLE). Similarly, P7 potentiometer adjusts the volume (VOLUME) and the P8 BALANCE. Finally, the potentiometer P1 - P4 micrometer adjust various settings. So when the Volume (potentiometer P7) is positioned for zero output, the output is actually zero. Similarly, when the two output signals at the same level level, the potentiometer's Balance (P8) is in the middle.
Similarly, regulated and Bass and Treble knobs. Parts and Components:
R1,R2,R6,R7=82K 1/4w 5%
R5=33K 1/4W 5%
R3,R4=220 1/4W 5%
PI-P4=22K Trimmer
P5-P8=47K Potentiometers
C1,C2,C11,C14=100nF polyester
C3,C12=22uF/16V electrolytic
C4,C8=15nF polyester
C5,C10=56nF polyester
C6=100uF/16V electrolytic
C7,C9=4,7uF/16V electrolytic
C13=220nF polyester
IC1=TDA1524 Chip
IC base 18 DL
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