Simple 100W Subwoofer Power Amplifier

Simple 100W Subwoofer Power Amplifier. A Subwoofer is a loudspeaker which produces audio signals of low frequencies. The first subwoofer amplifier was developed in 1970 by Ken Kreisler.  It is basically used to improve the bass quality of audio signals. Here we design a subwoofer amplifier producing audio signals at low frequencies from 20 Hz to 200Hz and with an output power of 100W, used to drive a 4 ohm load.

Subwoofer Amplifier Circuit Principle:

Audio Signal is first filtered to remove the high frequency signals and allow only the low frequency signals to pass through it. This low frequency signal is then amplified using a voltage amplifier.  This low power signal is then amplified using a transistor driven class AB power amplifier.

Circuit Components:

COMPONENT	VALUE
R1	6K
R2	6K
R3	130K
R4	22K
R5	15K
R6	3.2K
R7	300 Ohms
R8	30 Ohms
R9, R10	3 K
C1, C2	0.1uF, electrolyte
C3,C5,C6	10uF, electrolyte
C4	1uF, electrolyte
Q1	2N222A
Q2	TIP41
Q3	TIP41
Q4	TIP147, PNP
D1, D2	1N4007
Dual Supply	+/-30V

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