A Low Frequency Power Amplifier Design Based on Output CapacitorLess Circuit
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ne5xme81Keywords:
Power; amplification; TDA2030; AT89S51.Abstract
This low-frequency power amplifier utilizes the AT89S51 microcontroller as the main control chip. The system can be divided into several modules: power amplification circuit module, pre-amplification module, band-stop filtering module, protection circuit module, volume control module, power supply voltage, AC voltage, and AC current testing module, A/D conversion module, power module, and single-chip microcomputer subsystem control module. We chose class AB audio power amplifiers. To ensure circuit stability and higher fidelity, we selected the TDA2030 integrated chip to build the OCL power amplifier circuit, preventing efficiency from being too low. Through the control of single-chip microcomputer subsystem, it can measure and display output power, the supply power of the DC power source, and overall efficiency. This system utilizes electronic switches connected with band-stop filters, with the band-stop frequency ranging from 40~60Hz.
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This work was supported in part by 2023 Zhejiang Province Industry University Cooperation Collaborative Education Project (Grant No. 323), in part by Wenzhou Science and Technology Commissioner Project(Grant No. X2023012), in part by the first batch of teaching innovation teams for teachers in higher vocational colleges in Wenzhou (Grant No. 1).
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