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OTS WORLD TPA3110 Class-D Dual Channel Amplifier Board 30W + 30W
TPA3110-based Class-D stereo amplifier board with dual-channel audio output, integrated heatsink and compact PCB design for DIY speaker and audio amplifier projects.
SKU: AMP-OWTC-3547
Key Highlights
- TPA3110-based Class-D amplifier
- Dual-channel stereo audio output
- Advertised output: 30W + 30W
- Integrated blue heatsink
- Compact PCB design
- Onboard filtering components
- Suitable for DIY audio projects
- Designed for stereo speaker applications
Description
The OTS WORLD TPA3110 Class-D Dual Channel Amplifier Board is designed for DIY audio systems, multimedia speakers and compact stereo amplifier projects. It features a TPA3110-based Class-D amplifier circuit, a blue heatsink for thermal management and onboard filtering components. The board provides separate left and right audio channels for stereo sound reproduction. It is suitable for electronics hobbyists, repair technicians and DIY audio enthusiasts. Use a compatible regulated DC power supply and speakers according to the actual board specifications.
Technical Specifications
General
- SKU
- AMP-OWTC-3547
- Category
- Amplifier Boards
Additional Specifications
- Brand
- OTS WORLD
- Amplifier IC
- TPA3110
- Amplifier class
- Class-D
- Channels
- 2-channel stereo
- Advertised output power
- 30W + 30W
- Cooling
- Integrated heatsink
- Power input
- Verify the board's rated voltage before connecting
- Speaker impedance
- Verify the supported range for the exact board version
- Audio input
- Verify the input connector or solder-pad configuration
Applications / Suitable For
- DIY stereo amplifiers
- Home audio systems
- Multimedia speaker projects
- Desktop speaker systems
- Portable speaker projects
- Electronics DIY and repair
What's in the Box
- 1 x TPA3110 dual-channel amplifier board
Requirements / Compatibility
- Compatible DC power supply
- Two compatible speakers
- Audio source and input wiring
- Verify supply polarity and speaker connections before powering on