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I have a pair of 3 Watt 8 Ohm speakers.
https://www.amazon.in/JST-interface-Production-Raspberry-Projects/dp/B0738NLFTG
My questions:
- I want to connect it Raspberry pi 3. How can I do that? From the speaker 2 wires are coming out – one red and one black. Where do I connect these 2 wires?
- I want to connect directly to raspberry pi. How can I do that?
- To what pins of Rasp. Pi I need to connect this speaker?
I know that there is (already) an audio jack on the Raspberry Pi board. I only want to to know the steps for connecting the speaker to it and getting some audio output.
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1Ah, let me see. This long story might help: raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=224976. – tlfong01 5 hours ago
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1These might also help: (1) raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/98204/…, (2) raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/96756/…. – tlfong01 4 hours ago
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1And if what you want is to play mp3, this might help: “How can I start an mp3 from the beginning every time a headphone is plugged in?”: raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/106684/…. Cheers. – tlfong01 4 hours ago
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1@tlfong01 . Thanks. ANy idea on how and where to connect the red and black wires coming out pf the speaker ? – NeedSomeLuck 3 hours ago
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1You need to connect an audio amplifier between the audio out on the pi and your speakers. – CoderMike 2 hours ago
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Yes, as @CoderMike says, you need to use an audio amplifier such as PAM8403: References: (1) Raspberry Pi Zero Audio Circuit – OtherMod 2017jan31 othermod.com/raspberry-pi-zero-audio-circuit (2) PAM8403 Filterless 3W Class-D Stereo Audio Amplifier image.dfrobot.com/image/data/DFR0119/pam8403.pdf – tlfong01 2 hours ago
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And the Rpi 3.5mm to PAM8403 > 3W speaker x 2 connection is like this: Connection: (1) Rpi 3.5mm jack(A-5/013) > 3.5mm plug to PAM8403 power amp module, (2) PAM8404 power amp module to 3W speaker x 2 (JST-PH2.0 x 2 connector). – tlfong01 2 hours ago
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But the Rpi 3.5mm PWM audio (100Hz to 5kHz pass band) is not very HiFi. You might like to consider using a good quality 20kHz bandwidth USB sound card as suggested by my very first and second references: (3) raspberrypi.org/forums/…. The US$12 cheapy Ugreen USB sound card can select the following modes: (a) HiFi raw, (b) music, (c) film (surround sound), (c) computer gaming to suit your applications. – tlfong01 2 hours ago
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As I said, whether to use Rpi PWM audio with 3.5mm output, or USB HiFi stero sound card also with 3.5mm output depends on your applications. Furthermore, if you are going to use an USB sound card, you might throw away your speakers without amplifier and get a PC compatible “computer speaker” with built in power amp, ie, no PAM8403. But if you wish to DIY with PAM8403, I would recommend PAM8610 with digital volume, standby, and mute control: (1) “LogiTech Z150 Stero Speakers (3.5mm RMS 3W) HK$149”: logitech.com/en-hk/product/multimedia-speakers-z150?crid=47 / to continue, … – tlfong01 31 mins ago
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(2) “PAM8610 Power Amplifier (digital volume control, standby and mute) 1/3”: raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/96756/… (3) PAM8610 Power Amplifier (digital volume control, standby and mute) 2/3″: raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/105280/… (4)PAM8610 Power Amplifier (digital volume control, standby and mute) 3/3″: raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/83405/…. – tlfong01 30 mins ago
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If you don’t like Rpi’s low quality PWM sound, or difficult to setup USB sound card, or messy hardware power amp, but you insist HiFi quality, comprehensive digital controls of volume, standby, mute, you might like to consider the all digital I2S HiFi audio system, such as this: “Adafruit I2S Audio Bonnet for Raspberry Pi (UDA1334A digital I2S amplifier, 3.5mm stereo headphone jack) – 2018nov”: (1) learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-i2s-audio-bonnet-for-raspberry-pi, (2) cdn-learn.adafruit.com/downloads/pdf/…. Cheers. – tlfong01 5 mins ago
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