HiLetgo2pcs TDA2822M DC 1.8-12V 2.0 Channel Stereo Amplifier Mini AUX Audio Amplifier Board Module AMP for Arduino
Details
- Voltage12 Volts
- ManufacturerHiLetgo
- Maximum Supply Voltage12 Volts (DC)
- Minimum Supply Voltage1.8 Volts (DC)
- Mounting TypeSurface Mount
Description
🎶 Amplify Your Audio Experience!
- COMPACT DESIGN - Perfectly sized for any project at just 52x31x23mm.
- POWERFUL SOUND - Experience rich audio with 5W output.
- EASY INTEGRATION - Seamlessly connects via standard 3.5mm audio input.
- VERSATILE VOLTAGE - Compatible with a wide range of 1.8-12V power supplies.
- USER FRIENDLY CONTROL - Effortlessly adjust volume for the perfect listening experience.
The HiLetgo TDA2822M Mini AUX Audio Amplifier Board Module is a compact and efficient solution for enhancing your audio projects. With a power output of up to 5 watts and a versatile voltage range of 1.8-12V, this amplifier is designed for easy integration into various applications, making it a must-have for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Specifications
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Package Type | module |
| Output Power | 5 Watts |
| Minimum Supply Voltage | 1.8 Volts (DC) |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
Reviews
T**N
use a clean power supply and shielded input cables...
First off, these are great! for those who are having noise issues, as is the case with these types of circuits, always use shielded cables for input signals, and definately use a clean (no "switching" noise) power supply...Any type of 'switching' power supply that does not have adequate filtering WILL put noise into the output!!as for what i am using these for... I make my own custom 'sound generator chambers', i which i use to calibrate precision microphones systems....they are stable and work quite well for what i do, in my opinion...as for distrotion, matching the output impedances, and not 'overdriving' the input, solve that problem in most cases...my 5 cents :-)
B**.
Okay for projects
These are functional. However volume and sound quality aren't very impressive compared to other products available for a similar cost. For experiments and projects where low fidelity and medium volume are acceptable these are functional. If you intend to use them for music I'd pay the few extra dollars.
P**E
Piece is well constructed.
Some electronics knowledge is helpful.
D**P
Some distortions
I purchased this to amplify my DIY mini retro game emulator via Raspberry PI 4. The built in sound was just not strong enough to drive the speakers I used. Although this solved my problem, it is very sensitive to ef interference. There's a noticeable hiss at any volume above zero. It's not bad enough to not use it though.
S**L
Nice small amps
I used these to make a 2 channel headphone amplifier. I powered it with a USB power cable (5V). I can connect this up to my laptop with the USB powering it and have output to 2 headphones with individual volume controls. These sound nice and clean. The input to the amp is a 3.5mm jack, but I made solder connections to the bottom of the board and ran it to an input jack in the case.
U**C
Low price but does the job
Great hobbyist amp for projects!
A**Z
Audio quality is terrible
Terrible Static, and when turning up volume it quickly becomes over modulated.I replaced these with another set purchased months ago and they worked, so I know it's not my wiring.
S**P
Ok but run hot
I use them for my workbench projects and they work ok, sound is good enough from my mp3 player to bookshelf speakers. The chip gets super Hot if you ask much from them so I don't push them very hard. I use 12v but they got hot at 5v also.
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