AIYIMA Audio Upgraded TPA3116 Subwoofer Amplifier Board 2.1 Channel HiFi USB DAC Bluetooth 5.0 Power Amplifiers 2x50W+100W

Product description:

There are 3 versions of this product:
1.Without Bluetooth version
2.With Bluetooth version
3.Upgraded version---with Bluetooth version + USB input

Feature :
1.This is a DC-powered 12-24V power supply, using TI's TPA3116 high-performance digital power amplifier chip as the core, one to do parallel bridged bass channel power amplification output, one to do left and right channel power amplification output.support 100W (bass channel) + 50W (left channel) + 50W (right channel) three-channel output.
2 .with bluetooth version amplifier. Support Bluetooth 5.0 audio reception, external audio input interface, with preamplifier, bass crossover processing; bass volume, bass frequency, left and right channel volume, treble, function control switch / total volume, 5 adjustment potentiometers.
3.Wide working voltage, energy-saving design, efficiency up to 90%. You can use a good performance switching power supply, laptop switching power supply, you can also use a charging bottle, or car power supply, etc...
4.The board is a finished board that has been soldered and tested. Connect the speaker box according to the picture, connect the appropriate power supply, connect to the Bluetooth audio device to play, or connect the sound source input correctly.

5.The Subwoofer cut-off frequency: 26-160HZ
The main product parameters:
Size (L * W * H): 101 x 100 x 25mm, excluding potentiometer and socket projection
Operating voltage range: DC 12-25V(current 3-4A, or 19-24V / 4-5A, such as high power requirements 20-24V / 8-9A above), recommend DC24V 4A Supply power.
Note that the DC no-load voltage should not be greater than 25.5V.
Bluetooth receiving distance:> 8 m(meters)
Audio input sensitivity: 600-800mV
Frequency response range: 20Hz-20KHz
Speaker impedance:
left and right channel speakers: 4-8 ohm
subwoofer speaker impedance: 2-8 ohm

Note:
The output power is related to the supply voltage/current, the speaker impedance, and the size of the audio input. When the power supply voltage/current is sufficient, usually the power supply voltage is higher and the relative output power can be made larger. Speakers with different impedances have different output powers. Usually, the speaker impedance is smaller and the power is easier to achieve.