- The LM3876 can be operated from a supply voltage range of +/-12V to +/-49V DC.
- I recommend +/-35V DC for powering the IC.
- LM3876 requires a proper heat sink.
- Quiescent current of LM3876 is around 70mA
Sunday, September 14, 2014
FUse Box Chevrolet Blazer Instrument Panel 1997 Diagram
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Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: battery, auxiliary power, headlamp switch, amplifier, power lock, courtesy lamp, cigar lighter, HVAC, cruise control, ABS system, turn light, gauges, wiper, instrument cluster, park lamp, radio ignition, illumination, stear wheel illumination.
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FUse Box Chevrolet Blazer Instrument Panel 1997 Diagram
Fuse Panel Layout Diagram Parts: battery, auxiliary power, headlamp switch, amplifier, power lock, courtesy lamp, cigar lighter, HVAC, cruise control, ABS system, turn light, gauges, wiper, instrument cluster, park lamp, radio ignition, illumination, stear wheel illumination.
Long Duration Timer using A Ttiny 2313
This timer schema is designed to switch on a 12 V load in a solar-powered installation for a preset period at the press of a button. When the period has expired a latching relay disconnects both the load and the controller schema from the 12 V supply. The length of the period can be configured by making suitable changes to the microcontroller’s source code.
When button S1 is pressed a voltage appears across relay coil L1, and the relay switches the load on. Since the relay is a latching type, it remains in this state when the but ton is released. There is now a supply to the 78L05 voltage regulator (a low-dropout type such as the LP2950CZ-5.0 may also be used) and the microcontroller is powered up. In the microcontroller the timer program runs until the configured time interval has elapsed. Around 90 % of the way through the time period LED D2 lights as a warning that the load will shortly be switched off, and this time can also of course be configured by changing the software.
When the full time interval has elapsed the microcontroller sets an output (pin 7) high, which triggers the CNY 17-3 optocoupler and in turn drives relay coil L2. The relay returns to its initial state, disconnecting the load as well as the controller (which is also powered via the relay contact) from the 12 V supply.
Long Duration Timer Circuit Diagram
The author used a miniature 16 -by-2 LCD panel type HMC16223SG in his prototype, measuring just 52 mm by 20 mm. It is of course possible to use any standard LCD module that uses an HD44780-compatible controller. Note that P1 is used to adjust the contrast of the LCD: if the display appears blank it is worth checking the contrast set-ting before suspecting a more serious problem! If desired, the LCD can be dispensed with, along with the corresponding parts of the source code.
The upper line of the LCD shows the total time period, in seconds, for which the soft-ware is configured, while the lower line shows the time, in seconds, since the button was pressed.
The Lcddump shows the LCD settings under BASCOM-AVR. The source code for the program is available for download. Link
10 Band Equalizer Wiring diagram Schematic
The equalizer presented in this article is suitable for use with hi-fi installations, public-address systems. mixers and electronic musical instruments. The relay contacts at the inputs and outputs, in conjunction with S2, enable the desired channel to be selected. The input may be linked directly to the output, if wanted. The input impedance and amplification of the equalizer are set with S1 and S3. The audio frequency spectrum of 31 Hz to 16 kHz is divided into ten bands. Ten bands require ten filters, of which nine are passive and one active. The passive filters are identical in design and differ only in the value of the relevant inductors and capacitors. The requisite characteristics of the filters are achieved by series and parallel networks.
The filter for the lowest frequency band is an active one to avoid a very large value of inductance. It is based in a traditional manner on op amp A1. The inductors used in the passive filters are readily available small chokes. The filter based on L1 and L2 operates at about the lowest frequency (62 Hz) that can be achieved with standard, passive components. The Q(uality) factor of the filters can, in principle, be raised slightly by increasing the value of R19 and R23, as well as that of P1–P10, but that would be at the expense of the noise level of op amp IC1. With component values as specified, the control range is about ±11 dB, which in most case will be fine. A much larger range is not attainable without major redesign.
Circuit diagram:
10-Band Equalizer Circuit Diagram
The input level can be adjusted with P1, which may be necessary for adjusting the balance between the channels or when a loudness control is used in the output amplifiers. Several types of op amp can be used:in the prototype, IC1 is an LT1007, and IC2, an OP275. Other suitable types for IC1 are OP27 or NE5534; and for IC2, AD712, LM833 and NE5532. If an NE5534 is used for IC1, C2 is needed; in all other cases, not. The schema needs to be powered by a regulated, symmetrical 15 V supply. It draws a current of not more than about 10mA.
4x7W OR 2x22W CAR RADIO POWER AMPLIFIER
Features:
- HIGH OUTPUT POWER CAPABILITY:
- 4 x 9.5W OR 2 x 32W/4Ω MAX
- 4 x 8.5W OR 2 x 28W/4Ω EIAJ
- 4 x 7W OR 2 x 22W/4Ω @14.4V,1KHz; 10%
- MINIMIZED EXTERNAL COUNT
- - NO NEED OF DECOUPLING CAPACITORS
- - NO NEED OF BOOTSTRAP CAPACITOR
- - NO NEED OF EXTERNAL COMPENSATION
- - INTERNALLY FIXED GAIN (20dB)
- POP-FREE AUDIO SECTION
- ST-BY FUNCTION (C-MOS)
- MUTE FUNCTION (C-MOS)
- CLIP DETECTOR, THERMAL WARNING,
- SHORT CIRCUIT DETECTION
- BUILT-IN VOLTAGE REGULATORS:
- - 5V @ 150mA WITH RESET
- - 5V @ 500mA WITH ST-BY
- - 8.5V @ 200mA WITH ST-BY
Circuit Diagram:
TDA7451 2x22 W |
TDA7451 4x7W |
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Morning Alarm Wiring diagram Schematic Using LDR
Circuit showing a morning alarm.Here we have used a switching transistor.When the sun rise up ldr is low resistance so the ldr is conduct and a positive volt coming to the base of the Q1 there for the transistor will switch.This time the buzzer is ON . Adjust the preset control the intensity of light.Manually cut off the power.Are you interested please comment and join this site
Component Required
Resistor 4.7k preset , LDR
Transistor BC 548
Buzzer
0 5V Negative Supply Wiring diagram Schematic
This is a Simple 0.5V Negative Supply Circuit Diagram. This simple schema consists of two LEDs and a photo diode. It generates a negative voltage with a current level of a couple milliamps. It is ideal for supplying a negative rail to low power “rail to rail” op amp diagram, which need to have a true zero volts output. Note: This diagram is not particularly efficient.
Simple 0.5V Negative Supply Circuit Diagram
Treble Tone Control
The treble control works in a similar manner as the bass control elsewhere in this site, but contains several modifications, of course. One of these is the series network C1-C2– R1– R1 1. The d.c. operating point of IC3 is set with resistors R12 and R13. To ensure that these resistors do not (adversely) affect the control characteristics, they are coupled to the junction of R9 and R1 0. In this way they only affect the low-frequency noise and the load of the opamp. Their value of 10 kΩ is a reasonable compromise. The functions of switches S1– S3 are identical to those of their counterparts in the bass tone control; their influence is seen clearly in the characteristics.
Circuit diagram:
Treble Tone Control Circuit Diagram
Good symmetry between the left-hand and right-hand channels is obtained by the use of 1% versions of R1– R1 3 and C1, C2. The value of resistors R2– R1 0 is purposely different from that of their counterparts in the bass tone control. In the present schema, the control range starts above 20 kHz. To make sure that a control range of 1 0 dB is available at 20 kHz, the nominal amplification is 3.5 (11 dB ). The control schema draws a current of about ±10 mA.
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