Guitar Audio Amplifier Circuit – TDA7052

Nowadays in the music industry, electric guitars play a giant role. A guitar amplifier is an electronic circuit that is usually housed in a wooden cabinet to strengthen the weak electrical signal from an electric or bass guitar to produce sound through one or more loudspeakers. A guitar amp has a very limited frequency range. The frequency range of a speaker system tells what it can handle. For example, a bass guitar amp can produce very low frequencies, while they do a poor job at higher frequencies.

A guitar amp can play some low frequencies and some high frequencies, but they mainly focus on mid-range frequencies that make sense for guitars. It has a power amplifier and Preamplifier circuits. They are available in different sizes and power ratings, ranging from small, lightweight practical amplifiers to heavy, powerful amplifiers. In this project, a simple guitar amplifier circuit is built that uses minimum components to get 1.5-watt output amplified signal.

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Hardware Components:

The following components are required to make Guitar Audio Amplifier Circuit

S.no	Component	Value	Qty
1.	Breadboard	–	1
2.	Battery	9v	1
3.	Connecting Wires	–	1
4.	Amplifier IC	TDA7052	1
5.	Speaker	8Ω	1
6.	Polar capacitor	220µF	1
7.	Nonpolar capacitor	(10µF/25V , 100nF)	1,1
8.	Resistor	22K	1

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TDA7052 Pinout

For a detailed description of pinout, dimension features, and specifications download the datasheet of TDA7052

Guitar Audio Amplifier Circuit

Working Explanation

This is a simple and portable guitar amplifier circuit that uses the TDA7052 amplifier IC as the main component with a few other components to build a 1.5Watt amplifier. This simple amplifier circuit uses a 9V battery.

The signal from the guitar is fed into the TDA7052 amplifier IC through a 10µF capacitor to reduce noise and high frequency. A 22K resistor is used to adjust input impedance. A Capacitor of 22µF and 100nF at the output is used for filtering and smoothing the amplified output. The circuit uses an 8-ohm speaker for the output.