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Feb 28, 2016 · Hello everyone! I simulate a LM386 circuit in LTSpice and I'm getting almost the right output dc offset voltage (+5V), but the frequency response I get as result can't be right. The amplifier amplifies ...
Dec 4, 2024 · Hello all, I'm new to electronics, trying to learn to build circuits. I want to simulate test LM386 circuit with default gain of 20db(taken from Texas Instruments LM386 official datasheet). I'm using Kic...
Sep 26, 2020 · Hi: I have downloaded an LTSpice model for the LM386. Can some explain to me how I would get this model working. Note I only have a .sub file. I have attached the file. Thanks very much.
Oct 24, 2025 · I want to reduce the gain of the lm386 further below 20 such that it does not distort my single coil pickups When I add a resistor across pins 1 and 8, it simply increases the gain.
Mar 26, 2009 · Hi all, I manage that the Multisim in our college doesnt have the LM386 component. As i know we can create a component by our own in Multisim. Can anyone here teach me how to convert the datasheet to Mu...
May 12, 2020 · Hi guys. I have a circuit for an LM386 to be used as a preamp with max gain off 200 with bass boost, which looking at most online discussions is actually more of a mid pass boost. Regarding the attached...
Mar 18, 2021 · The LM386 is designed to drive a speaker directly, not an anplifier, so forget about sending the output to a guitar amp. With no connection to pin 8, it has a gain of 200.
Oct 10, 2020 · Why do you copy a circuit shown on You Tube that is completely wrong? Its author did not look at the datasheet for the LM386 and did not lookup an electret mic in Google. 1) The electret mic MUST be pow...
Nov 17, 2012 · If I had an LM386 then I would simply test it to see how much is the gain with the 1.2k resistor in series with the 10uF capacitor. Why don't you do it then let us know? I found an article about boostin...
Mar 5, 2009 · Granted, the LM386 definitely isn't a "Power Amplifier" as one would normally define it. At the same time, there isn't a simpler to use, stable (term used loosely) IC amplifier to compare with it. For us...
