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    Mini Tin Can Guitar Amplifier: List of Components

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    This document provides a list of components needed to build a mini tin can guitar amplifier, including an LM386 amplifier chip, capacitors, resistors, a battery connector, DC jack, switch, push button, speaker jack, small speaker, potentiometer, paper protoboard, and tin can to house the components. It also explains that a switched DC jack has an extra "connect terminal" prong that closes the circuit when nothing is plugged in and opens it when a plug is inserted.

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    Mini Tin Can Guitar Amplifier: List of Components

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    This document provides a list of components needed to build a mini tin can guitar amplifier, including an LM386 amplifier chip, capacitors, resistors, a battery connector, DC jack, switch, push button, speaker jack, small speaker, potentiometer, paper protoboard, and tin can to house the components. It also explains that a switched DC jack has an extra "connect terminal" prong that closes the circuit when nothing is plugged in and opens it when a plug is inserted.

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    This document provides a list of components needed to build a mini tin can guitar amplifier, including an LM386 amplifier chip, capacitors, resistors, a battery connector, DC jack, switch, push button, speaker jack, small speaker, potentiometer, paper protoboard, and tin can to house the components. It also explains that a switched DC jack has an extra "connect terminal" prong that closes the circuit when nothing is plugged in and opens it when a plug is inserted.

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    Mini Tin Can Guitar Amplifier: List of Components

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    MINI TIN CAN GUITAR AMPLIFIER

    http://www.instructables.com/id/Post-Apocalyptic-Amplifier/

    List of Components:
     An LM386 amplifier chip [LM368N-1 (con los pines en punta y hacia abajo “throughole”]
     A 220uF, 25V, electrolytic capacitors - Ver si hay de calidad superior, para audio, como
    Nichion o Elna (Silmic II).
     Two 10uF, 25V, electrolytic capacitors - Ver si hay de calidad superior, para audio, como
    Nichion o Elna (Silmic II).
     A 47nF capacitor (usually film)
     A 1nF capacitor (usually ceramic)
     A 10ohm resistor, 1/2W
     A 9 volt battery connector
     A DC Jack - this can be switched or not switched
     If the DC jack is not switched then, you'll need a SPDT slider switch
     A push button
     Two 1/4" mono panel jacks
     4 Ohms, 3W, loudspeaker
     A 20k ohm log [Logarithmic] taper potentiometer 1 [Potenciómetro logarítmico para audio,
    20K. Debe venir marcado como “A20K” (“A” es la letra código usada para indicar que el
    pot es logarítmico]]
     A small paper protoboard
     And a tin can that fits all the components.

    Switched DC jacks have two prongs that are closed when nothing is plugged into the jack, but opens once
    something is plugged in. This extra prong is called the "connect terminal" (labelled "C" in the diagram).

    1
    Log taper potentiometer: It refers to logarithmic, audio potentiometer. “Taper” refers to the capability of
    gradually reducing resistance value. A letter code may be used to identify which taper is used, but the letter
    code definitions are not standardized. Newer potentiometers will usually be marked with an 'A' for
    logarithmic taper, or a 'B' for linear taper.

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