This circuit is designed to interface a speaker with an audio source through a PAM8403 amplifier module. The PAM8403 is a stereo audio amplifier capable of driving a pair of speakers with up to 3W of power each. The audio source is connected via a 3.5mm audio jack, which provides left and right audio signals to the amplifier. The amplifier then drives a single speaker with one of its stereo outputs. The ground connections are shared among the components to complete the circuit.
+
(Positive), -
(Negative)5vIN+
(5V Power Input Positive), GND/IN-
(Ground/Power Input Negative), R-INPUT
(Right Channel Input), GND
(Ground), L-INPUT
(Left Channel Input), L-
(Left Channel Output Negative), L+
(Left Channel Output Positive), R+
(Right Channel Output Positive), R-
(Right Channel Output Negative)L
(Left Channel), R
(Right Channel), GND
(Ground)+
): Connected to the L+
pin of the PAM8403.-
): Connected to the L-
pin of the PAM8403.R
(Right Channel) pin of the 3.5mm Audio Jack.GND
(Ground) pin of the 3.5mm Audio Jack.L
(Left Channel) pin of the 3.5mm Audio Jack.-
(Negative) pin of the Speaker.+
(Positive) pin of the Speaker.L-INPUT
pin of the PAM8403.R-INPUT
pin of the PAM8403.GND
pin of the PAM8403.No microcontroller code was provided in the input. Therefore, this section is not applicable to the current circuit documentation. If in the future the circuit is updated to include a microcontroller, the code will be documented in this section.