18-Watt Mono Audio Amplifier Module
€2.46excl. VAT€3.00incl. VATAudio amplifier based on the TDA2030A chip
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Educational kitsAudio amplifier based on the TDA2030A chip
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Educational kitsCompact mono power module complete with power supply circuit (transformer excluded), in kit form
Educational kitsAudio amplifier based on the TDA7297 chip
Educational kitsSelf-assembly kit made up of a pair of 3 watt amplifiers complete with a 5-LED VU meter, 4 ohm 3 watt loudspeakers, a clear box and connecting cables
Educational kits2×5 watt audio amplifier with Bluetooth module that allows playback of audio files from a smartphone, tablet or other device
Educational kitsBased on the TDA7297 chip, this compact stereo amplifier can deliver up to 15 W into 4-8 ohms
Educational kitsClass “T” stereo audio amplifier built around the TA2020-020 chip
Educational kitsClass A mono audio amplifier with a bare-essentials circuit and high-end performance, with a dedicated output for connecting a VU meter.
Educational kitsCompact class D audio amplifier delivering 100+100 music watts, running from a single supply (between 15 and 34 volts) and able to drive two speakers of 8 ohm impedance (4 ohm and 6 ohm also supported)
Educational kitsBased on the TDA7492 IC, this compact class D audio amplifier delivers 50+50 music watts into 8 ohms, 100 watts mono BTL (Bridge-tied Load) into 4 ohms, and runs from a single supply (between 10 and 26 volts).
Educational kitsClass D stereo audio amplifier based on the YDA138 chip
Educational kitsFive LEDs that follow the level of the sound picked up by the built-in microphone, with adjustable sensitivity; runs on a CR2032.
Educational kitsBuilt around the Hex3653 chip, this kit lets you make a mini stereo FM radio (76÷108 MHz) that runs on two ordinary AA cells. It uses very few external parts: control buttons, resistors, capacitors, transistors and LEDs.
Educational kitsDelays connecting the speakers by six seconds to kill the switch-on thump, and disconnects them if DC turns up on the output.
Educational kitsBased on the PAM8403 chip, this small class-D stereo amplifier delivers a maximum output of 3 W into 4 Ohm (it also works with 8 ohm speakers)
Educational kitsIt can be used as a first stage to amplify any audio signal
Educational kitsBuilt around the PAM8610 chip, this small class D stereo amplifier can deliver a maximum output of 10 watts into 8 ohms
Educational kitsThis original kit lets you build a mini Tesla coil that generates high voltage and creates a small lightning arc, which can for instance light a neon lamp simply by bringing it close to the coil
Educational kitsEasy-to-build kit device fitted with one stereo audio input and one stereo audio output (RCA)
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