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Home-made audio amplifier

Home-made audio amplifier
Is is the very cheap audio amplifier which u can made at home..
it helps to change tone,gain,bass n clarity of songs...
u can also connect ur cellphone and get output from speakers or headphones as u wish.. :) 
 
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Step 1Components

components
to make this project u wil need :
1- LM 386 semiconductor (IC)
2- 100 micro Farad capacitor
3- 220 micro Farad capacitor ( acts as bass controll)
4- 10 ohm resistor
5- 5 kilo ohm variable resistor (acts as gain controll)
6- 100 ohm variable resistor
7- 0.01u capacitor
8- 0.047u capacitor
9- Wires
10- 9V Battery clip
11- 9V Battery
12- 3.5mm stereo jack male
13- 3.5mm stereo jack female
14- Breadboard (or you can use dotted board and solder)
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6 comments
Mar 18, 2012. 9:57 PMjay-art says:
what transistor should I use to replace the LM386?.because we are not allowed to use it.:).please help me..Thanks.
Mar 18, 2012. 9:57 PMjay-art says:
what transistor should I use to replace the LM386?.because we are not allowed to use it.:).please help me..Thanks.
Dec 14, 2011. 7:32 AMajinkyadixit says:
GOOD PROJECT :-)
Dec 14, 2011. 7:32 AMajinkyadixit says:
GOOD PROJECT :-)
Dec 13, 2011. 6:02 PMRobot Lover says:
What rimar means is that he uses google translate to view instructables because he doesn't speak English. It would be a good idea in general to fix any grammatical errors and spelling mistakes so google translate can translate it for him. I know how much it gets on my nerves when I can't view a web page because it won't translate. Cool project!
Dec 13, 2011. 10:48 AMrimar2000 says:
Please use plain English or another language.

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