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amplifier 50w 20hz frequency responce

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Hi,

I have subwoofer of 50w 50hrz fs. Which apmlifier ic is suaitable for this, which operate on 14v? (TDA series)

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Sorry 60w subwoofer
 

What ohm value is your speaker?

To get true 50W (continuous) with a 14V DC supply, your speaker needs to be 2 ohms, and you need to power it by bridging two IC's.

You'll get the most power from IC's which have very low internal impedance at the output. This means a high Watt rating.
Example, TDA7294 comes up in a search. 100W.
 
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Ohms law tells you that you need a higher power supply voltage than 14V, presuming you don't consider a bulky audio transformer.

All recent car audio systems have DC/DC converters for this reason.
 

So what is value of transformer need for that (volt, amp).
 

Are you referring to the audio transformer solution? You should be sure to have an amplifier that actually produces 50 W with 14 V supply. Realistically the bridge amplipfier output impedance would be about 1 ohm. There's probably no suitable IC amplifier available.

The transformer has to be custom made, the core size is equal to a 150 or 200 W mains transformer.
 

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