Description
The PAM8403 is a compact and efficient 5V 3W 2-channel stereo amplifier module commonly used in various audio applications. Here’s an overview of its features and typical usage:
PAM8403 5V 3W 2-Channel Stereo Module
Key Features:
- Amplification Capability: Provides 3 watts of output power per channel when powered by a 5V DC power supply. This makes it suitable for driving small to medium-sized speakers or headphones.
- Dual Channel Stereo Output: Offers two independent channels (left and right), enabling stereo audio output.
- Low Power Consumption: Designed for efficiency, consuming minimal power during operation.
- Compact Size: Small form factor makes it easy to integrate into various projects and applications where space is limited.
- Simple Integration: Requires minimal external components for operation, simplifying the design process.
- Wide Voltage Range: Supports input voltages ranging from 2.5V to 5V, allowing flexibility in power supply options.
- Built-in Protection: Includes built-in overcurrent and thermal protection circuits to safeguard the amplifier and connected devices.
Typical Applications:
- Portable Audio Systems: Used in DIY projects for creating portable speakers or headphone amplifiers.
- PC or Laptop Audio Enhancement: Provides improved audio output quality when connected to computer speakers or headphones.
- Educational Projects: Ideal for educational purposes to demonstrate basic audio amplification principles.
- Arduino or Raspberry Pi Projects: Integrates well with microcontroller-based projects requiring audio amplification.
Specifications:
- Power Supply: 2.5V to 5V DC
- Output Power: 3W per channel (at 5V power supply)
- Efficiency: Up to 90%
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR): Typically greater than 80dB
- Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
- Dimensions: Compact board size, typically around 30mm x 20mm
Pin Configuration:
- VCC: Power supply input (5V recommended)
- GND: Ground connection
- L-out: Left channel audio output
- R-out: Right channel audio output
Usage Tips:
- Ensure proper heat dissipation if operating near maximum power output to prevent overheating.
- Connect audio input signals directly to the module’s input pins (typically labeled IN+ and IN-).
- Use appropriate speakers or headphones with compatible impedance ratings for optimal performance.
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