How would you do it if you wanted to use both, the speaker and the headphones? So when the headphones are plugged in the speaker gets silent. On headphone jacks, there usually is a pin that shorts if a headphone is plugged in. I tried to do it but i could not make it work.
Just got this working after following your tutorial, thank you! I snipped the speaker wires instead of soldering to the test points, and used 910 and 330 resistors instead, but it seems to work fine.
Europe only? Or do you do shipping to North America, cause I can’t find the us $ option to buy
As if headphones don’t exists,
Instead of connecting the headphone after the amplification, why not connecting it before so you don't have to attenuate the signal? Also, the jack switch won't work if you connect it in parallel with the speaker (to the test points like you did). I know you've made a i2s solution which is really nice, but this solution is still interesting requiring only a headphone jack and two wires and not a whole pcb.
To hell these crutches, just remove "noisemaker" and put the connector on down side, it will prevent a broken wire
Had it done differenty, put the resistors on the connector. I wonder what will happen when there is no headphone connected on the output of the amp, there is now a constant 2 Ohm load on the output which get pretty hot I suppose.
SD = shutdown terminal. Great video dude!
Bluetooth earphones? Who uses wired earphones these days?
Could have connected the 2ohm resistor between the leads of the speaker jack.
Nice video. I just assembled my Odroid Go, but I don't have any games on my sd card. Where can I download the games? Thank you.
i just cant understand how they forgot the headphones jack, and why the microsd is so much exposed,
fantastic! yeh that is one thing missing to the odroid go
Odroid go is nice. There is a speccy emulator which is working but lacking some nice features such as virtual keyboard, 128k mode and ay sound. I may port my emulator (Speccyal'k) in the near future. Let's see if I'm up to the challenge :)
Quick (silly) question: why do I need the voltage divider when connecting the headphones? What happens if I connect the headphones directly to the test points? Will my ears bleed, or will the audio be distorted?
How would the wiring differ if I had a 5 pin audio jack socket? For keeping the speaker and such
I would guess that the audio lines from the microcontroller are PWM-modulated and that C17 and C18 form a low-pass filter which turns the high-frequency PWM signal into audible waves.
That is simply lovely!
Is the audio stereo or mono?
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