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Amplifier driver circuit for 2SC5200 and 2SA1943:
This is an amplifier driver circuit for 2SC5200 and 2SA1943 transistors. We can use a minimum of 2 transistors to 20 transistors. This driver board runs with a maximum of 50-0-50 voltage. But for the driver, we can use 80-0-80 voltage. For this, we need to create an 80-40-0-40-80 voltage. 40-0-40 voltage for the driver and 80-0-80 voltage for the transistors.
Transistor circuit for an amplifier
This is the transistor circuit for an amplifier using a driver circuit. We can use transistors as we want. like one pair to 100 pairs. The output watts will depend on the voltage and amperes. Transistors can’t increase the output watts. The transistor simply amplifies the sound, increasing the voltage and current.
Diagram
Details about 2SC5200
2sc5200 Polarity is NPN. The maximum collector power dissipation is 150 Watts. The maximum collector-base Voltage is 250 volts. Max Collector-Emitter Voltage is 250V. The Max Emitter-Base Voltage is 5V. The Maximum Collector Current is 17 amperes.
Details about 2SA1943
2sa1943 Polarity is PNP. Max Collector Power Dissipation is 150 Watts. The maximum collector-base Voltage is 250 volts. Max Collector-Emitter Voltage is 250V. The Max Emitter-Base Voltage is 5V. The Maximum Collector Current is 17 amperes.
This is the Speaker protection circuit diagram. It can protect our Speaker from the burn. If the amplifier has any problems, this circuit can save our soundbox. Normally, when the transistor makes a short circuit, the voltage comes out from the speaker output line, and this circuit protects that voltage. This circuit should not allow direct voltage to be sent to the speaker. This circuit is essential for protecting the speaker.
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