Wireless Speaker That Connect's in 0.0000000001 Seconds !

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Introduction: Wireless Speaker That Connect's in 0.0000000001 Seconds !

About: Ideas Into Reality !

Feel Like Pairing Wireless Speakers Is really Time Consuming Process You Need To Make This Wireless Speakers That Connects In 0.000000000001 Seconds (Instantly) , Although It Doesn't Use Bluetooth or Wifi It Works For Every Smartphone, Tablet's etc...

To Build This System Just You Will Need a Audio Amplifier , I Used PAM 8403 its very cheap, transformer coil and speakers of your choise !

Let's Get Started !

Before I Recomend To Watch The Video You will know What i am tallking about !

https://youtu.be/zXQQFXG2uHA

Step 1: What's the Problem With Bluetooth ?

DELAY !

Pairing a wireless piece of headphones to smartphone takes a lot of time .

And Sometimes The Weird pitch shift , and latency is always big NO NO !

Also You Have To Recharge The Small Battery .....

Step 2: So How It Connects in 0.000000001 Seconds !

Every Digital Wireless system has Delay Due to various factors like medium,range,processing,etc...

But This Delay Can Be Reduced by use of analog transmission methods .

This System Works Similar To a Electrical Transformer , Supplied High Voltage is converted into magnetic field this magnetic flux get induced onto secondary coil and generates voltages in proportion to the coil turns ratio .

Here Coil Inside Smartphone Speaker Acts as Primary coil and Our External Coil Recives the Signals

This Signal is very small so we need an amplifier to be able to drive bigger speakers.

You Can Connect Ear buds or loudspeakers , and similarly can extract audio from any speaker source smartphone,tablet,tv, as long as it has speakers !

It Doesnt Require Pairing Since it's Analog and just does the job of Re- Amplification it connect's in 0.0000000001 Seconds !

Step 3: How to Make !

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1. Winding Wire http://geni.us/cljvl

2. PAM8403 Amplifier Chip http://geni.us/neVcO

3. Speakers http://geni.us/PEuk

1. You Will Need a Coil Which you can easily get from an old power-supplies transformers ,or just wound it yourself

2. To Boost The Small Audio Signal Amplifier is required ,I used class D PAM8403 ,But Any Amplifier Will Work Fine ,Even Your Home Theater Also ! (Just Make Sure Volume is Low !)

3. Connect Speakers at Output and Bridge Right and Left Channel Input and Connect The Coil ,Supply The Voltage And Its ready !

4. You May Need to put a capacitor in parallel with voltage source because ,for the higher amplitudes this amplifier will draw more current so to keep it running continuously add a 2200uf capacitor.

Step 4: Can You Get Superpowers With It ?

Yeah !

if Some one challenged you to guess the music they're listening to , You can guess the music by just simply hold the coil over earphones and listen the music clearly !

There's Even More !!!

Listening to the electromagnetic waves is whole New World , You May never experienced this but might be familiar with interference created by calls with speakers ! yeah just try scanning different parts of your smartphone and you can able to listen what going on inside CPU , RAM, Network Chips etc...

See My Video Here

https://youtu.be/zXQQFXG2uHA

You Can Give Me Superpower's By Voting Me ! Thanks a Lot !

Also Check Out My Youtube Channel !

https://www.youtube.com/user/kedar123456889

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    40 Comments

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    KeshavP8
    KeshavP8

    Question 4 years ago on Introduction

    I am sorry i am a newbie.I want to connect 4 v adapter to a 3.7 volt battery slot in a Bluetooth speaker..can i?

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    JohnC430
    JohnC430

    6 years ago

    in the pics he has a HUGE coil. You can make the coil with 100 Turns #30 AWG wound around the end of a pencil. Teeeny weeeny.. and it will work just as good.

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    RobotsMaking
    RobotsMaking

    Reply 6 years ago

    Thanks for the info! How did you calculate it? Becaus I can than calculate my own coil :)

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    MinaN7
    MinaN7

    6 years ago

    how can i wound the transformer by my self and can i connect it by 3.5mm aux jack ?

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    jimvandamme
    jimvandamme

    Reply 6 years ago

    It's a lot easier to scrounge an old transformer and take it apart to get the windings. You can solder the two wires to an audio jack. It's mono, so use the two connections together, with the other wire soldered to the ground. Plug it into an audio amp.

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    MinaN7
    MinaN7

    Reply 6 years ago

    this will help or not and which side I will connect it and how I disassemble it without hurting myself ?

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    jimvandamme
    jimvandamme

    Reply 6 years ago

    That looks like it has interleaved laminations so you'd have to take it apart leaf by leaf. If it's varnished together that would be a lot of work. Find a transformer which has the E laminations that separate easily from the I laminations, and the bobbin with the windings just slips right off. Solder wires to the terminals of the finer windings and you're done.

    Or, buy a small reel of magnet wire.

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    jimvandamme
    jimvandamme

    6 years ago

    This is pretty clever. But...

    I find it's just as quick to plug into the headphone jack to get full fidelity stereo, and you may have enough power to run passive speakers. If you have an amp, you'd get any amount of power you want.

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    Abraar Sameer
    Abraar Sameer

    6 years ago

    Why did you post this in the arduino section? This has no relation with arduino.

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    Kedar Nimbalkar
    Kedar Nimbalkar

    Reply 6 years ago

    i Post in Speakers section.

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    Abraar Sameer
    Abraar Sameer

    Reply 6 years ago

    Sorry, maybe this was a problem with the app or internet connection. I visited the technology/arduino section but your instructable was in that list.

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    duegy
    duegy

    Reply 6 years ago

    Kendar I really like your out of the box thinking. In our world of technology today, people forget or don't know of some of the earlier devices us older people used. what you have made is a coil pick-up. there was a device Radio Shack use to sell that was a small coil with a suction cup and a simple mic jack, you would suction it to your telephone handle near the speaker and you could record the conversation without the other person knowing. The part I like is that you found another use for the pick-up coil. being able to set your ipod or tablet down on something with the coil under it to be able to listen to higher quality sound from an amplifier with good speakers, to me that's just awesome, keep up the good work.And Kendar please ignore the negative comments people seem to have a need to put others down so they feel good about them self.

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    pthree
    pthree

    6 years ago

    available commercially but probably waaay more expensive :D

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5I4dXsnLCc

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    pthree
    pthree

    Reply 6 years ago

    I love his reaction and him trying to figure out how it works

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    JohnC430
    JohnC430

    6 years ago

    Guys!!! don't focus on the number of 000 he put there. he obviously just threw them in to emphasize that the "delay" would be minimal.

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    praju1
    praju1

    6 years ago

    Good work Kedar... application of basic physics in real world.

    However the only problem will be placing the phone near the coil which doesn't allow the flexibility of Bluetooth. Further, modern Bluetooth speakers uses advance authentication options which connects every-time you come in range. Interesting hack though...

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    venkess
    venkess

    6 years ago

    Wat abt connections.. can u pls give in detail abt connection and product availability. I need to make this so pls reply quickly..

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    KundanA2
    KundanA2

    6 years ago

    @kedar, great work. this could be my first DIY :D
    and yes comments main faltu ki ladai pe muje hasi aarahi. ! LOL