LM12 - High Power Amplifier circuit

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LM12 - High Power Amplifier circuitThis is an amplifier circuit using ic LM12 as the main amplifier. This amplifier has a 150Watt power output and has a 4 ohm impedance. These amplifiers have a classified high output power. The frequency response of 10Hz to 30KHz. Supply Voltage at least 9 Volt and 50 Volt CT.

See schematic Below :

schematic LM12
Schematic High Power amplifier with LM12

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