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The [http://www.diodes.com/_files/datasheets/PAM8403.pdf PAM8403] is great little class-D stereo amplifier (3 W). Compared to the classic [http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm386.pdf LM386] it is much more efficient to use in a battery powered portable project, since it is class-D.
The [http://www.diodes.com/_files/datasheets/PAM8403.pdf PAM8403] is great little class-D stereo amplifier (3 W). Compared to the classic [http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/lm386.pdf LM386] it is much more efficient to use in a battery powered portable project, since it is class-D.


You can find very cheap, ready-to-use boards on Ebay or AliExpress, with or without a volume pot. Or design your own board with the temporary KiCad design below, and integrate it into your own projects...
You can find very cheap, ready-to-use boards on Ebay or AliExpress, with or without a volume pot. Or design your own with the temporary KiCAD design below, and integrate it into your own projects...


There are also other variants of this amplifier IC:
There are also other variants of this amplifier IC:
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== KiCad Project ==
== KiCAD Project ==




[http://0rel.com/prj/pamamp/pamamp_rev0.02_local.zip pamamp_rev0.02_local.zip]
[http://0rel.com/prj/pamamp/pamamp_rev0.02_local.zip pamamp_rev0.02_local.zip]
Hint: To open the project with the local 3d models, you can start KiCAD with run.sh in the project directory.


[[File:pamamp_rev0.02_pic_00a.png|600px]] [[File:pamamp_rev0.02_pic_01a.png|600px]]
[[File:pamamp_rev0.02_pic_00a.png|600px]] [[File:pamamp_rev0.02_pic_01a.png|600px]]
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[[File:pamamp_rev0.02_schematics_00a.png]]
[[File:pamamp_rev0.02_schematics_00a.png]]


[http://0rel.com/prj/pamamp/pamamp_rev0.02.pdf pamamp_rev0.02.pdf]
[http://0rel.com/prj/pamamp/pamamp_rev0.02.pdf schematics pdf]

Revision as of 18:32, 14 November 2016

pamamp

The PAM8403 is great little class-D stereo amplifier (3 W). Compared to the classic LM386 it is much more efficient to use in a battery powered portable project, since it is class-D.

You can find very cheap, ready-to-use boards on Ebay or AliExpress, with or without a volume pot. Or design your own with the temporary KiCAD design below, and integrate it into your own projects...

There are also other variants of this amplifier IC:


KiCAD Project

pamamp_rev0.02_local.zip

Hint: To open the project with the local 3d models, you can start KiCAD with run.sh in the project directory.


schematics pdf