rjteeter
Q: The ic is burnt when i supplied 12 volt 6 amp... How can i repair it...
Asked by Raj.bhaskar0 on 2019-01-29 12:11:13
Q: Which power supply? Specs say AC(??)12v and also Dual 12v??
Asked by rjteeter on 2019-03-16 02:04:40
PFRoozendaal You'll need a transformer with 2x12V=24V with a tap in the middle, yielding 2x12VAC. (But is also works on a double DC power supply of plus and minus 18..25VDC. I use it build together with a power amplifier which has those DC voltages available.)
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rjteeter I also burnt a chip within moments of supplying power. Waste of money. I purchased the other 160w*2 board for a few dollars cheaper and have been using it with success for over a month.
2019-04-19 01:34:53 Helpful (0)