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3. The Integrated Circuit - Dual opamp 4. Remove copper from these white areas
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gulshan20 says:
sorry for this stupid question,but why do you use capacitors at the inputs? is the voltage IN always constant?if not,then why did u put it in there? sorry,i am a college student. thanks for the reply. btw,very good project:)
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neelandan says:
The sweetest things in this world are made by hand.
alex-sharetskiy says:
do you think i can make this without any resistors?
bobbyderf123 says:
y would u want to make it without resistors anyway?
neelandan says:
No.
alex-sharetskiy says:
how about the capacitors on the inputs? inL inR
neelandan says:
Jun 24, 2008. 10:29 PM REPLY They may be omitted in most cases. They are needed only when the input signal has a direct voltage component (ie, direct coupled single ended transistor stage without an output capacitor). You can try building one without the input capacitors, and then put them in if the output seems to clip. The low frequency response will be better without them in circuit.
LiporXT says:
Oct 2, 2009. 1:37 AM REPLY hello Neelandan I find your instructables really small and cute, congratulations. I have a question: can operate the amplifier with an integrated 3414th jrc? if so, how? thank.. Ps:sorry for the bad english I'm italian.. Sep 24, 2009. 6:57 AM REPLY Hey, I'd build one of these but it's just too darn big. I need something really small and this one's big as a horse. Not really! Great job. I've built my own boards but never a surface mount! Hope you never drop it on the floor you might not be able to find it.
Re-design says:
Meigus says:
Doesn't your circuit only have the capacity for one channel? If I'm not mistaken, this would be a mono headphone amplifier.
neelandan says:
The chip I used has two op amps in one package, which shares the supply pins. Therefore this is a stereo amp.
geterkikzkid says:
Man, I woulda used a 386 IC That's my favorite chip for the matter.
geterkikzkid says:
386 OP AMP http://www.flashicon.net/archives/LM386Pinout.jpg BTW add heatshrink tubing for stability.
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friendspore says:
Another site that teach step by step for building cmoy for beginner http://williamneo.blogspot.com/2008/01/diy-cmoy-headphone-amplifier-for.html happy building!
Nirjuana says:
Nov 27, 2007. 11:39 AM REPLY You done some nice modification in to the original Cmoy circuit but I recommend to use some different kind of power source cos' capacitor-voltage divider has one problem, it gets very easily unbalanced and that means that the positive and negative voltage goes uneven and the virtual ground starts to swing around which can causes problems when battery voltage is dropping. I suggest to use a "virtual ground generator" like TLE 2426. You can find more information about different power sources to Cmoy from here Sep 29, 2007. 8:17 AM REPLY I'm not sure shorting the power supply counts as reverse polarity protection - I would suggest a series protection diode instead (preferably schottky as you don't have much voltage to waste). ;-) I'm planning to knock up a headphone amp myself if I get time. I'm perfectly happy with the output from my Zen, but I want to implement some LF crossfeed to simulate head diffraction. Sep 11, 2007. 7:01 PM REPLY This is really cool! I dig the compact design. I've attempted a CMoy build before with mixed results. I've got a pair of Grado SR-80s that I'd love to drive with an amp, maybe I'll give it another go.
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!Andrew_Modder! says:
cool, but im to we todd dead to make one of these :-( lol
thadrien says:
Very good!
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