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Audio amplifier for school project

For a school project, we have to explain this design of a audio amplifier. We have only been able to understand to parts marked with colored rectangles. The design comes from the book audio power ...
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Why is there a greater lag in Bluetooth headphones compared to wired?

The Usual Answers and Responses: Encoding, Compression, and Buffering The typical answer to this on the internet is because Bluetooth headphones require the conversion of one form of data information ...
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Automatically Vary LFO Speed Resistance Value

I have a basic tone generator circuit with LFO speed controlled by a 50K pot (variable resistor). I would like this resistance to fall (or rise, but I guess fall might be easier) after the circuit has ...
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Can I connect two speakers to a mono analog input Class-D audio amplifier

I am using LM4670SD/NOPB in my design. The chip supply voltage is 5 V. My question can I connect two speakers to this amplifier as shown below. If yes what are the things to be taken care.
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Earphone audio level quiet and microphone not working

I am trying to connect wired earphones to a SIM800 GSM modem so the user can talk over phone calls. After a successful test with a terminal block and hand-soldered connectors, a PCB was designed. The ...
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Why does the ES8374 have 5 pins to receive input from a microphone?

I am using a ES8374 codec for an audio application. I am not able to make out how to connect my analog condenser mic (which has two pins) to the ES8374 mic pins. (Refer to pictures from the datasheet) ...
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Amplitude inversion circuit

I am a beginner in electric circuit building and I am trying to build a specific circuit aimed for audio transformation (guitar efx pedal, euro rack etc). I have built a number of implementations of ...
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How can I remove DC from an audio signal?

I am trying to "isolate" an audio signal that is transmitted on top of a 24V (DC) power supply voltage. This construct is used in door intercom systems from TCS. The audio signal is the ...
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Capture audio from TCS Intercom BUS

I try to monitor and capture audio on a TCS Intercom. There a several projects out there who have revers engineered the bus protocol. I got it working to see activity on the bus when someone rings the ...
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Do we need to guard the input traces of an audio power amplifier?

This is a continuation of this question. I am using an LM4670SD/NOPB in my design. The IC has a 5 V supply. The input of the power amplifier (+IN & -IN) comes from a smart module from Quectel. ...
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Audio Power Amplifier Layout clarifications

I am using LM4670SD/NOPB in my design. The IC is working at 5 V supply. This IC requires an 8 Ω speaker. My first question is, In that case do the lines Vo1 and Vo2 needs a differential impedance of ...
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Impedance matching: headphones out / hijacked op-amp pin -> guitar input

I have a Vox "amplug" pocket amp which has a female 1/4" mono input, it's supposed to be dangling directly from the guitar's output jack, and has 3.5mm TRS headphones out. I'd like to ...
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Something about the impedances of charge amplifiers

it is my understanding that due to the effect of virtual grounding, the input impedance of a charge amplifier is basically zero. If that's the case, then is there any reason to even worry about the ...
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Fine-Tuning a Circuit After changing VCA (SSM2641 to SSI2164)

A friend's accident led to a fried SSM2641 VCA in an Eurorack audio module. Determined to give it a new lease on life, I'm diving in, though VCAs are not my forte. After searching for hours, it seems ...
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Audio Crossfade MN Taper-like solution

I'm trying to find a solution for the following problem: I have a RETURN section of a circuit that has to mix a DRY and a WET audio signals. The circuit is Stereo. The tricky part is that i want the ...
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