Simple LM386 based audio amplifier

June 3, 2013 less than 1 minute read

I built this simple LM386-N1 based audio amplifier (Gain=200 example on datasheet) for my radio project. Here I'm testing it using a small signal generated by multimeter. You can find the schematic and more information in the datasheet. This is a quick test and I'll explain more details in the future of the project.

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