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What is a digital amplifier (Learn the basics simply)

by kimggy
01/03/2025
in IPHONE
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Okay, so I’ve been messing around with audio stuff lately, and I wanted to try building a digital amplifier. I’d heard they were more efficient and could be smaller than the old-school analog ones. Here’s how it went down.

Gathering the Parts

First, I needed to get my hands on some parts. I didn’t want anything fancy, just something to play with. I ended up ordering:

  • A digital amplifier chip: I found a cheap one online. I think the name include”PAM8403″. I don’t care other details.
  • Some speakers:I get the speaker from the old radio.
  • A power supply: I just used a 5V USB charger I had lying around.
  • Some wires and a breadboard: For connecting everything without soldering.
  • An audio source: My phone would do the trick.

Wiring It Up

Next, I started hooking everything up. It was actually pretty straightforward, even for a noob like me. I followed a diagram I found online (I’m not gonna draw it here, it was kinda messy anyway).

I basically:

  • Connected the power supply to the amplifier chip’s power pins.
  • Connected the speakers to the amplifier chip’s output pins.
  • Connected my phone’s headphone jack to the amplifier chip’s input pins. Used a 3.5mm audio cable for this.

It was a bit fiddly getting all the wires into the breadboard, but I got there in the end.

Testing, Testing…

Time for the moment of truth! I plugged in the power supply, hit play on my phone, and… sound! It actually worked! It wasn’t super loud, but it was definitely amplifying the audio. I cranked up the volume on my phone, and it got louder, still pretty clear. I messed around with different songs, and it all sounded pretty good.

Tweaking and Improving (Maybe)

I’m still playing around with it. I might try to put it in a proper case, maybe add a volume knob. I’ve also seen some people online adding filters and stuff to improve the sound quality. I might give that a shot later, but for now, I’m happy with my little breadboard amplifier.

It was a fun little project, and I learned a bit about how digital amplifiers work. Not bad for a weekend’s tinkering!

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