- A simple and low cost audio level meter circuit that can be used to measure the audio level of your sound source.This circuit is a valuable tool for those who are interested in audio circuits.
- The circuit is designed with a flat frequency response in the range of 20Hz to 50Khz.
- nput sensitivity is 100mV for a FSD on a 100uA ammeter.The circuit is build based on on two common emitter amplifiers, the first stage has a preset resistor R3 (1K) which may be adjusted for a FSD. The last stage is biased to operate at about 1/2 the supply voltage for maximum AC voltage deflection.
- C2&C2 (10 uF) acts as a filters through which audio frequencies are passed . The full wave bridge rectifier converts the signal to a varying dc voltage
NOTES:
- The meter reading is instantaneous and it will not provide you with a peak to peak reading.
- To calibrate the meter, provide a 1Khz 100mV sine wave at the input and adjust R3 to get a full scale reading on the meter.
- Use a well regulated & filtered 12 V supply for powering the circuit.
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