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KITS - AUDIO PROJECTS Stereo Preamplifier Kit Amplify any tiny audio signals about fifty times, and deliver them to a power amplifier cleanly and undistorted. An AGC (auto- matic gain control) eliminates pops or dis- tortion. This circuit will be useful in boost- ing the output from tape heads, micro- phones or a magnetic phono cartridge etc.. For input to an audio amplifier. Requires a 12V DC power supply at about 100 mA peak. No. 80-104 RIAA Equalized PreAmplifier Stereo Kit The grooves in phonograph records could not handle the deep bass and high treble in live music. The industry developed a standard recording curve and the missing sounds were com- pensated for by circuitry in playback preamplifiers. The R.I.A.A. (recording industry Association of America) set the standard for the “RIAA curve”. Today amplifiers are designed for flat response and they make the old phonograph recordings sound very flat. Using an RIAA preamplifier compensates for todays flat amplifiers exactly as the old phonographs were able to do. This kit duplicates the RIAA curve accurately; at a kit price. Operation on 9 to 12 V. DC. No. 80-007 MONAURAL PREAMPLIFIER Our audio amplifier kit works very well, but if your input is a tape head, magnetic phono cartridge or electric mike, the input level may be too low to do the job. This small preamp can be used in these applica- tions; plus, we have included a mike that may be used with the circuit. Power at 6V to 12V (current at 12V is 3mA, only 2mA at 9V). The gain is more than 40 dB. No. 80-980 Audio Amplifier Module A good, variable gain amp to use with other projects, amplify radio circuit etc.. Uses the National Semiconductor LM386 Integrated Circuit; a well known and quality IC. Kit includes the data sheets from NS. Battery powered, may be operated from 4 to 12 volts DC. Powers a small speaker for personal listening. One Watt Audio Amplifier (monaural) While one watt is plenty for personal use (most small radios that have speakers produce less than 1/4 watt) the size is quite small and easy 1 Watt Stereo Amplifier An amplifier designed with portability in mind; ideal for battery applica- tions. A full watt from each chan- nel, excellent fidelity. Uses a Samsung KA2209 IC. Small size: the board is 1-3/8” by 2”. All basic parts supplied, including PC board; you supply two 8-ohm speakers. We suggest a six volt or nine volt battery pack using AA cells; use D cells if extra long battery life is required. Amplify (PHOTO SHOWS BOARD ONLY) 3 Watt Stereo Amplifier The Rohm BA5406 IC is used to make this powerful little stereo amplifier. The entire circuit is on a 1-1/2” x 2-1/2” circuit board. You’ll need to allow added space of 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” x 2-1/2” for the heat sink, plus ventilation for same. In addition to a 12 VDC power supply (batteries), you will need to pro- vide 4 or 8 ohm speakers, cables and a heatsink compound to put between the IC and the heatsink. No. 80-900 (PHOTO SHOWS BOARD ONLY) 8 Watt Audio Amplifier Low voltage opera- tion does not mean low-power. This amplifier can produce a full eight watts into a standard four or eight ohm “load”, such as a speaker. Actually, it can deliver up to 11 watts if you use a 16 volt supply. You may use this amplifier with a wide range of from 5 volts to 20 volts. The IC has built-in cur- rent limiting and over-heating protection. An ideal building block for use with many other projects. The audio quality is excellent. No. 80-470 10 Watt x 10 Watt Stereo Amplifier Employs the TDA2009 class AB audio power amplifier IC for quality stereo applications. May be operated on a supply voltage of 8 to 22 volts DC. This is a very straight for- ward stereo amplifier; complete with a PC board about (1-3/4” x 3”). Powerful enough to power your stereo for a mid- sized room and more than enough for use in an automobile. No. 80-088 A serious audio (stereo) circuit; used much like a preamp (eliminates the need for one); that is, between the audio source and your stereo amplifier. Use with your amp or with our kit No. 80-088 ten watt stereo amplifier or with the No. 80-050 44-watt stereo amp (etc.). The kit has separate Bass, Treble, Balance and Volume controls; with loudness contour switch as well. Designed to run on 12 volts DC (@35mA), the circuit will work on “clean” DC voltage from 7.5 to 16 volts (“clean” means low ripple or using battery power). You will need to furnish the power supply and phono connectors and/ or cables. No. 80-075 Stereo VU Meter This is a very eye appeal- ing audio accessory. Displays an approximate output level for each channel of stereo amplifi- er. Connects to the speaker terminals; levels are displayed in ten discrete steps. User may select a moving dot bar appearance. Uses two LM3915 IC’s; includes a discussion of measur- ing audio power. No. 80-880

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Page 1: KITS - AUDIO PROJECTS - Philmore/Datak 246.pdf246 KITS - AUDIO PROJECTS Stereo Preamplifier Kit Amplify any tiny audio signals about fifty times, and deliver them to a power amplifier

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KITS - AUDIO PROJECTS

Stereo Preamplifier Kit

Amplify any tinyaudio signalsabout fifty times,and deliver themto a poweramplifier cleanlyand undistorted.An AGC (auto-matic gain control) eliminates pops or dis-tortion. This circuit will be useful in boost-ing the output from tape heads, micro-phones or a magnetic phono cartridge etc..For input to an audio amplifier. Requires a12V DC power supply at about 100 mApeak.

No. 80-104

RIAA Equalized PreAmplifierStereo Kit

The grooves in phonograph records could not handle thedeep bass and high treble in live music. The industrydeveloped a standardrecording curve and themissing sounds were com-pensated for by circuitry inplayback preamplifiers.The R.I.A.A. (recordingindustry Association ofAmerica) set the standard for the “RIAA curve”.

Today amplifiers are designed for flat response andthey make the old phonograph recordings sound very flat.Using an RIAA preamplifier compensates for todays flatamplifiers exactly as the old phonographs were able todo. This kit duplicates the RIAA curve accurately; at a kitprice. Operation on 9 to 12 V. DC.

No. 80-007

MONAURAL PREAMPLIFIER

Our audio amplifier kit works very well, but

if your input is a tape head, magnetic

phono cartridge or electric mike, the input

level may be too low to do the job. This

small preamp can be used in these applica-

tions; plus, we have included a mike that

may be used with the circuit. Power at 6V to

12V (current at 12V is 3mA, only 2mA at

9V). The gain is more than 40 dB.

No. 80-980

Audio Amplifier Module

A good, variable gainamp to use with otherprojects, amplify radiocircuit etc.. Uses theNationalSemiconductor LM386Integrated Circuit; a well known and qualityIC. Kit includes the data sheets from NS.Battery powered, may be operated from 4to 12 volts DC. Powers a small speaker forpersonal listening.

No. 80-170

One Watt Audio Amplifier (monaural)

While one watt is plenty for personal use(most small radiosthat have speakersproduce less than1/4 watt) the size isquite small and easyto fit into a casewith other projects.Battery operated from 3 to 15 volts, sixvolts is optimum. Output into an eight ohmspeaker. The PC board is just 1-13/16”square; tallest component about 5/8” tall.

No. 80-270

(PHOTO SHOWS BOARD ONLY)

1 Watt Stereo AmplifierAn amplifierdesigned withportability inmind; ideal forbattery applica-tions. A full wattfrom each chan-nel, excellentfidelity. Uses a Samsung KA2209 IC. Smallsize: the board is 1-3/8” by 2”. All basic partssupplied, including PC board; you supply two8-ohm speakers. We suggest a six volt or ninevolt battery pack using AA cells; use D cells ifextra long battery life is required. Amplifyyour CD or Walkman etc..

No. 80-870

(PHOTO SHOWS BOARD ONLY)

3 Watt Stereo AmplifierThe Rohm BA5406 IC

is used to make this

powerful little stereo

amplifier. The entire

circuit is on a 1-1/2” x

2-1/2” circuit board.

You’ll need to allow

added space of 1-1/2” x 1-1/2” x 2-1/2” for the heat

sink, plus ventilation for same. In addition to a 12

VDC power supply (batteries), you will need to pro-

vide 4 or 8 ohm speakers, cables and a heatsink

compound to put between the IC and the heatsink.

No. 80-900

(PHOTO SHOWS BOARD ONLY)

8 Watt AudioAmplifier

Low voltage opera-tion does not meanlow-power. Thisamplifier can producea full eight watts intoa standard four or eight ohm “load”, such as aspeaker. Actually, it can deliver up to 11 wattsif you use a 16 volt supply. You may use thisamplifier with a wide range of power supplies,from 5 volts to 20 volts. The IC has built-in cur-rent limiting and over-heating protection. Anideal building block for use with many otherprojects. The audio quality is excellent.

No. 80-470

10 Watt x 10 Watt Stereo Amplifier

Employs theTDA2009 classAB audio poweramplifier IC forquality stereoapplications.May be operated on a supply voltage of 8to 22 volts DC. This is a very straight for-ward stereo amplifier; complete with a PCboard about (1-3/4” x 3”). Powerfulenough to power your stereo for a mid-sized room and more than enough foruse in an automobile.

No. 80-088

A serious audio (stereo) circuit; used much like a preamp(eliminates the need for one); that is, between the audiosource and your stereo amplifier. Use with your amp orwith our kit No. 80-088 ten watt stereo amplifier or with theNo. 80-050 44-watt stereo amp (etc.). The kit has separateBass, Treble, Balance and Volume controls; with loudnesscontour switch as well. Designed to run on 12 volts DC(@35mA), the circuit will work on “clean” DC voltage from7.5 to 16 volts (“clean” means low ripple or using batterypower). You will need to furnish the power supply andphono connectors and/ or cables.

No. 80-075

The Tone-Volume-Balance Control KitStereo VU Meter

This is a very eye appeal-ing audio accessory.Displays an approximateoutput level for eachchannel of stereo amplifi-er. Connects to thespeaker terminals; levelsare displayed in ten discrete steps. User mayselect a moving dot bar appearance. Uses twoLM3915 IC’s; includes a discussion of measur-ing audio power.

No. 80-880