LM1875 Amplifier Circuit for 20-30 Watt Power Output

Are you looking for perfect audio amplifier circuit for your home or portable audio setup? This Mono amplifier circuit is based on the IC of LM1875. Which can deliver the maximum power output to the speakers in between 20 watt to 30 watt. The output power will varies based on the input voltage to the IC. In this article I’m sharing the Circuit diagram and PCB layout to build your self.

Why You Need To Choose

  • This LM1875 Amplifier IC can deliver 20-30 Watt output at 8ohms speaker.
  • Working input voltage is 25V dual power supply.
  • Very small design and easy to assemble.
  • Few number of external components so beginner friendly amplifier.
  • Compared with any other audio IC LM1875 is Low cost and easily available.

LM1875 Amplifier Circuit Diagram

LM1875 Amplifier Circuit for 20-30 watt output

Circuit Diagram Explanation

  • Pin number 1 of LM1875 IC is audio input pin, a 2.2uf capacitor is used to separate the pin and audio input source. 1M and 22K resistors are connected in the both legs legs the capacitor and it grounded. The 1 Mฮฉ resistor (R1) is connected to ground at the input to provide a DC reference and prevent the input from floating, which reduces noise and hum when no signal source is connected.
  • 22 kฮฉ resistor (R2) is also tied to ground to properly bias the non-inverting input and balance the input bias currents; together, these grounded resistors ensure stable operation, correct DC referencing, and clean signal amplification.
  • The 20 kฮฉ resistor (R4) is connected between pin 2 (inverting input) and pin 4 (output) of the LM1875. This is the feedback resistor. Its role is to feed part of the output signal back into the inverting input, which sets the closed-loop gain of the amplifier together with R3 (1 kฮฉ).

Components Required

ReferenceValue
IC1LM1875
R11Mฮฉ
R222kฮฉ
R31kฮฉ
R420kฮฉ
R51ฮฉ
C12.2ยตF
C222ยตF
C30.1ยตF
C40.1ยตF
C50.22ยตF
C6100ยตF
C71000ยตF
Speaker4ฮฉ โ€“ 8ฮฉ
Akhil Satheesh
Akhil Satheesh

Tech enthusiast, pharmacist by profession, and entrepreneur at heart. I run an online electronics website and love working on DIY electronics projects, especially involving Arduino and programming. Passionate about learning and sharing knowledge in the fields of technology.

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