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    ap erap eru ou o

    AmplifierAmplifier

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    that amplifies low-power audio signals

    between 20 - 20 000 Hz, the human range

    loudspeakers and is the final stage in a

    .

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    Consist of :-

    y Pre-Amplifiers

    y Tone Control Networks

    y Driver Amplifiers

    y Power Amplifier

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    Block Diagram FunctionBlock Diagram Function

    y Input transducer

    y Microphone - a transducer which converts sound to

    e ectr ca s gna .

    y Amplifies the small audio signal (voltage) from the

    microphone.

    y Tone Control amplifier :

    Adjust the nature of the audio signal. The tone controladjusts the balance of high and low frequencies. The volume

    Normally has few button such as volume, bass, treble anecho.

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    y Driver amplifier :

    y Strengthen the signal received from the tone

    control circuit

    y Power Amplifier :

    Amplify the signal from the driver amplifier to

    a suitable value, so that it can drive the.

    y pea er A transducer which convert the electrical

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    Pre-amplifier Tone Control Amplifier Power Amplifier

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    y There are 4 t e of Power Am lifier

    circuit :- Sin le ended

    Push pull

    Com lementar s mmetr

    Integrated circuit

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    Sin le Ended Circuit

    Q1

    a

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    y

    Transistor Q1 open/short no sound/ nopower supply.

    y Capacitor C1 open/ short no input signal

    y Resistor Ra open/short no sound/ no powersupp y

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    Push Pull Circuit

    R1

    R2

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    y Transistor TR1 atau TR2 :

    pintas-keluaran bererutan amplitud rintangan R1 & R2terbakar.

    er u a- ereru an amp u

    y an :

    pintas/terbuka tiada suara

    y Perintang pincang :

    -

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    Possible Faults in ComplementaryPossible Faults in Complementary

    ymme ryymme ry

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    Complementary Symmetry

    y Transistor keluaran: Sekali imbas kita perhatikantransistor-transistor keluaran di sambung terus dari bekalanmelalui rintan an-rintan an rendah dan ke bumi. ika di beripincang ,transistor berfungsi penuh iaitu mengalirkan arusmaksimum.Ini membebankan transistor keluaran.Oleh itu

    kerosakan yang paling kerap berlaku ialah pada transistor.

    y Keadaan kerosakan, boleh terbuka atau terpintas.Setengah-

    sambungan bekalan ke transistor keluaran.Jika salah satutransistor keluran terpintas atau terbuka ,keluaran menjadibererutan atau tidak berfungsi langsung.

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    y Public address or PA system is a combination of a set of audio

    .

    y Often used in schools and office buildings, PA systems can be used

    for announcements or emergency information and provide a simple

    way to get information out quickly.

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    y P.A S stem can be divided b two

    parts which is

    Low Level System

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    y Basic PA systems are consist of :-

    Loudspeakers