mini project: universal micro speakers in an altoids case
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mini project: universal micro speakers in an altoids case
so i decided to build some of these for no reason...
basically its 2 speakers from a psone screen attached to a headphone jack, if i take the signal with out amplification it isnt loud at all so i need to improve the signal loudiness i need a small amplifier designed to go from headphone jack to louder (the speakers are 8ohm if that matters)...
my question
how so i amplify this signal?
will i be able to run this on 2AAA batteries?
basically its 2 speakers from a psone screen attached to a headphone jack, if i take the signal with out amplification it isnt loud at all so i need to improve the signal loudiness i need a small amplifier designed to go from headphone jack to louder (the speakers are 8ohm if that matters)...
my question
how so i amplify this signal?
will i be able to run this on 2AAA batteries?
Penn & Teller wrote:It's BULLS#%@
ok i have found this: http://www.redcircuits.com/Page31.htm.... my question is will this work? it mentions something about 32ohm headphones or somwethhing.....is this an issue?
Penn & Teller wrote:It's BULLS#%@
ok i have found an IC made by phillips but i dont know if it is appropriate...url:http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/p ... l#features
Penn & Teller wrote:It's BULLS#%@
Ask and you shall recieve. http://tangentsoft.net/audio/cmoy-tutorial/
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Or you can be lazy and buy one
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/3399/
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/3399/
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