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USB Powered Stereo Audio Amplifier for LTSpice training
Description:
This USB-powered audio amplifier is used as a practical example for a step-by-step LTSPICE tutorial.
The tutorial covers everything from drawing the schematic to importing third-party SPICE models, analyzing waveforms.
At the end of the video we will build the amplifier and test the actual physical hardware on the bench.
Watch the YoutTube video: https://youtu.be/P0ELV0oO3nA
Download Project Files & Resources:
GitHub Repository (LTspice files, HTML signal generator, Gerber files, and KiCad project):
https://github.com/DesignGraveyard/V007_LTspice_26_in_5_steps
Download LTspice Simulator:
https://www.analog.com/en/resources/design-tools-and-calculators/ltspice-simulator.html
USB Powered Stereo Audio Amplifier for LTSpice training
Project images are for reference only. Actual production is based on the manufacturing files on the project page.
Please review the designer's notes (e.g., PCB thickness) and select the appropriate options.
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for issues caused by unsuitable parameter selections.
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