LM386 3V - 12V Super MINI Amplifier Board Module
Great kit for Audio projects
SKU: TA0290
$4.95
RRP $9.95
In Stock
This Mini Amplifier Board Module uses the LM386 audio amplifier chip. Produces great sound that can be used in small speakers and other equipment.
Wide operating voltage range: 3V-12V
DC Input : 2.1mm DC centre positive
Speaker power: 0.5W-10W
Features
-Very few external components;
-Low distortion;
-On-board volume control potentiometer clockwise to increase the volume;
-With power indicator light;
3 Month Warranty
| SKU | TA0290 |
| Barcode # | 9351634008148 |
| Brand | iduino |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0400kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.130m |
| Shipping Height | 0.040m |
| Shipping Length | 0.100m |
| Shipping Cubic | 0.000520000m3 |
| Unit Of Measure | ea |
Fabulous
By: Luciano Markesich on 30 May 2020Wow for the price how can you go wrong. There is no way that I could build this for the cost of the completed unit.
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Super mini amp board
By: Rick swancott on 30 April 2020A very useful amp for using with arduino etc projects
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LM386 Super mini Amp board module
By: Rick Swancott Sen on 12 March 2020Hooked up to a UBASS ( bass ukulele) and running on my choice of a 9V battery or 12 volt plug pack it makes an excellent headphone amplifier for playing an instrument which is naturally too quiet to hear without amplification. No overload or distortion even on the lowest notes. Using some old HANIMEX headphones rated at 600 OHMs
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LM386 amp
By: jerry field on 10 June 2019works well , rite price well made
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Great product but a bit misleading
By: Paul Bonetti on 29 May 2019Thank you for the LM386 Super Mini Amplifier board module circuit kit that arrived safely by post. I was however, a little bit alarmed to find that the kit itself was pre-assembled and soldered, rather than issued in component pieces as I thought it would have been. One of the items even listed in the kit's inventory is the IC circuit mount, so I felt sure that it was the sort of 'kit' that was assembled by the user. But all components including the IC chip were soldered direct to the board, and without the use of the IC circuit mount. Perhaps this could be made clearer from your online description. Also, no information was supplied with the constructed kit. What is the polarity of the tip/sleeve DC input socket? What wattage and ohms speaker will the speaker safely drive? Thanking you.
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