MP3 stereo amplifier kit

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MP3 stereo audio amplifier kit

This stereo audio amplifier kit can be used with any personal stereo equipment, including MP3 players. It uses a TDA2822M audio amplifier IC which can output 1W per channel. The kit is supplied with two speakers and a pre-made jack plug.

This kit includes:

  • 1 x TDA2822M audio amplifer IC
  • 1 x 8 pin IC holder
  • 2 x 10Kohm resistors
  • 2 x 4.7ohm resistors
  • 2 x 100Kohm resistors
  • 2 x 100nF capacitors, ceramic disc
  • 2 x 470uF capacitors, electrolytic
  • 2 x 100uF capacitors, electrolytic
  • 1 x 10uF capacitor, electrolytic
  • 1 x 3.5mm stereo jack cable
  • 1 x PP3 clip lead
  • 2 x speakers (8ohm, 66mm) and connecting wire
  • 1 x stereo amplifier PCB

PCB dimensions: 58mm x 35mm.

It has a PP3 battery clip and can run off any voltage from 2 to 15 volts.

It works nicely off a 9V battery (not supplied) or if you want to run it of the mains why not try our 12V wall power unit.

Click here to download build instructions pdf_icon.gif

Output power at 9V is 1W per speaker. See the datasheet for more details.

Note: Schools will receive a more detailed set of teaching notes on a CDROM.

This product is also available in retail packaging making them an ideal gift. Click here to view the retail version

Note: Mouseover the price to see the Euro price.
DescriptionCode 1+ 10+ 100+ VAT
MP3 stereo audio amplifier kit2136
£4.29
£5.15
£3.56
£4.27
£3.26
£3.91
ex VAT
inc VAT
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  Current stock availability: 1166

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Posted by p gosling on
Do you do a sample of this kit?

Can you let me know the size of the PCB and speakers?

Do you sell the board preassembled?

Thanks
Response by geoffhampson on
Samples are available for schools, just click on the PCB icon at the bottom of the description.
The Speaker is 66mm dia, 20mm deep and the PCB measures 58 x 55mm
This kit is available with all the components soldered, however requires the student to add the wires to the board. See related items (top left) for a link to the built version.
Posted by geoffhampson on
Hi, I have recieved a leaflet from you with this product on the front, with it is also a picture of the boombox. Is this incorperated in the price or are they brought seperately?

Thank You
Response by geoffhampson on
The boombox is available separately. There is a link in the related items on the left of this page.
You can also see some pictures of how schools have boxed the mono amplifier using other materials by clicking on the camera icon. We often find that if schools are short on time and want to focus on the electronics then they will use the boombox which can easily be personalised. If more time is available then students will be able to make their own enclosure, in this case it is often useful to have some boomboxes to hand as there will often be the odd student that hasn't managed to finish their case and still will get to take away a finished product.
Posted by geoffhampson on
Hi, Can this kit be connected up with an iphone/pod dock (instead of the 3.5mm jack) and different speakers?
Response by geoffhampson on
We have tried this kit with an iPod and whilst it does work there is no volume control on the iPod or on the amplifier kit so you get the music played at full volume which is inevitable distorted. I suspect that an iPhone will be the same (unless it has a 3.5mm jack) as the iPod, but haven't tried this. It would be possible to use two potentiometers to create a volume (and balance control). The speakers could be changed however the IC on the board will only drive 1W into each speaker so you wouldn't necessarily hear the benefit of using better speakers.
Posted by geoffhampson on
Please can you tell me were the instructions are?
Response by geoffhampson on
The teaching notes are supplied with the kit as an A5 printed booklet. School purchasing kits are also sent a resource CD which includes an electronic version of all our notes. A very cut down version can be downloaded for some products including this one, see description above
Posted by geoffhampson on
I wish to order some spare micro chips for the sterio kits what type are they? and can i buy spares from you?
Response by kevinspurr on
The IC used in this kit is a TDA2822M there is now a link to the product page for the chip, click on the text TDA2822M in the description at the top of this page.

Please note this product is not in the 2010 / 2011 catalogue.
Posted by Alan Murrell on
Which is the best way to mount/secure the speakers, (they do not seem to have holes in the corners)?
Response by geoffhampson on
There are a number of ways that the speaker can be secured; here are some of the things I’ve seen done:
Glue it in place.
Use a piece of material with an 18mm hole in it to clamp the back of the speaker in position. (A good solution for laser cut cases).
Use some self tapping screws to hold some wire across the edge of the speaker.
Posted by matthew whitbread on
can i add leds to this board
Response by geoffhampson on
Yes you can add an LED, there is an explanation of how to do this on the following page:
http://www.kitronik.co.uk/resources/tutorials/how-to-add-a-power-switch-and-led-to-your
Posted by Simon on
Whats the best way to add a volume control to this kit, in addition the the volume control on the MP3 player itself
Response by geoffhampson on
We do a deluxe version of the stereo amplifier which includes a volume control, power LED, on/ off switch and optional DC jack plug, for product details see:
http://www.kitronik.co.uk/products/project-kits/ic-based-kits/deluxe-stereo-audio-ampli
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