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Stereo Audio Amplifier 5W Circuit using TEA 2025 IC
n this article, we are going to show you how you can build a 5W stereo audio amplifier 5W using TEA 2025 IC. We have used two potentiometers for left and right volume controls. It has power output is 2.5 watts on the left and right channels. It used a 9 to 12 volts power supply for each channel.
Circuit and working
The circuit diagram of the stereo audio amplifier 5W is given below. This circuit is built around IC TEA in 2025. Two 10-kilo-ohm potentiometers are also part of this circuit, two 8-ohm, 2.5 watts loudspeakers, and a few other components are parts of this audio amplifier. This amplifier is best to use together with some speakers to get sound on your desktop computer or laptop computer.
Parts list stereo audio amplifier 5W
| Part | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| C1 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C2 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C3 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C4 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C5 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C6 | 470µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C7 | 100µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C8 | 470µF 35v | polarized Capacitor |
| C9 | 0.22µF | non-polarized capacitor |
| C10 | 0.22µF | non-polarized capacitor |
| C11 | 0.15µF | non-polarized capacitor |
| C12 | 0.15µF | non-polarized capacitor |
| TEA2025 | TEA2025B | Amplifier chip IC |
| SPKR1 | 4-8 Ohm speaker | |
| SPKR2 | 4-8 Ohm speaker | |
| R1+R2 | 10K | DUAL Potentiometer |
This Circuit provides the maximum gain of 45 dB but it can be lowered by placing an external RC series circuit between the feedback pin (6 and 11 as shown in the circuit diagram) and the ground. The features recommend that not reduce the gain under 36 dB. In order to gain maximum results, use R=0 and C=100 µF between the feedback and ground. The frequency formula is given below to calculate the frequency.
FL = 1/(2? CRL) = 80 HzStereo Audio Amplifier 5W
An amazing feature of TEA2025 is it has built-in thermal protection. its full capacity is 5 watts if you want to run it on full output. So to gain full output you will have to use a heat sink in the circuit. If you do not use a heat sink internal thermal protection will not let the IC damage it will reduce the output power when it will sense excessive power.
