I want to build a small project with just an Arduino, a radio receiver and 2 speakers.
I have bought a small PCB with a TEA5767 radio FM chip . The audio output is however fed directly in a headphone amplifier chip TDA1308 from NXP (datasheet). The rated maximum power output of the TDA1308 chip is 80mW.
I want to however feed the audio into two speakers. For this purpose I'd like to use the PAM8403 stereo audio amplifier (datasheet). This chip is rated for 3W output power.
Would it damage the amplifiers or the speaker if I were to connect the output of the headpone implfier to the input of the speaker amplifier? If yes, what's the best way to get the audio to the speakers? Should I convert the amplified signal to line-level again and then amplify it again? Or would be easiert to just desolder the headphone amplifier and grab the TEA5767's audio output directly?
I've searched for similiar questions on this board but nothing came up. Thanks for your help.
I have bought a small PCB with a TEA5767 radio FM chip . The audio output is however fed directly in a headphone amplifier chip TDA1308 from NXP (datasheet). The rated maximum power output of the TDA1308 chip is 80mW.
I want to however feed the audio into two speakers. For this purpose I'd like to use the PAM8403 stereo audio amplifier (datasheet). This chip is rated for 3W output power.
Would it damage the amplifiers or the speaker if I were to connect the output of the headpone implfier to the input of the speaker amplifier? If yes, what's the best way to get the audio to the speakers? Should I convert the amplified signal to line-level again and then amplify it again? Or would be easiert to just desolder the headphone amplifier and grab the TEA5767's audio output directly?
I've searched for similiar questions on this board but nothing came up. Thanks for your help.
