In this post we learn about a simple single cheap 70 watt high efficiency power amplifier circuit using the IC TDA1562
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
The TDA1562Q consists of a mono class-H BTL output power amplifier.
During lower output power, approximately 18 W, the system works like a typical BTL amplifier. If a much larger output voltage swing is necessary, the internal supply voltage will be elevated by using the external electrolytic capacitors. Because of this for a few seconds increased supply voltage the accessible output power becomes 70 W.
Within regular use, once the output is powered using music-like signals, the high output power is barely required throughout a modest portion of time. With the supposition that a audio signal includes a regular (Gaussian) amplitude syndication, the decrease in dissipation is approximately 50% while in comparison to a class-B output amplifier using the identical output power.
Pinout Description:
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