UPC4570HA Yamaha Low Pass Filter Circuit For Sub Amp

Are you looking for a high quality Subwoofer low pass filter circuit. This UPC4570HA IC based Low pass Circuit diagram is from Yamaha audio amplifier. This is a perfect circuit for 18Hz to 160Hz frequency filtering. Interested in low frequency sound response, you can use this circuit as a reference and build one for you.

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UPC4570HA IC Low pass Filter Circuit

UPC4570HA Low Pass Filter Circuit

Components Required

Sl NoComponentValue / Part NumberQuantity
1ICUPC4570HA Dual Operational Amplifier IC1
2Resistor R13.3kΩ1
3Resistor R23.3kΩ1
4Resistor R3100kΩ1
5Resistor R447kΩ1
6Resistor R510kΩ1
7Resistor R622kΩ1
8Potentiometer RP110kΩ1
9Potentiometer RP210kΩ1
10Potentiometer RP310kΩ1
11Capacitor C10.82µF1
12Capacitor C20.22µF1
13Capacitor C30.22µF1
14Capacitor C40.22µF1
15Audio Input ConnectorAUX Input Jack1
16Power Supply+12V Dual Supply1
17Output TerminalAudio Output Connector1

Power Supply Requirement

This UPC4570HA IC based subwoofer filter board needs a 12V Dual power supply. You can use 1A 12-0-12 transformer to power the circuit. Use proper rectifier and capacitor for reducing the DC noise generated while 12V Ac to DC conversion.

Potentiometer Connection

In the circuit RP1 and RP2 is dual stereo potentiometer. The connection should be proper then only the working will be nice. The two potentiometer is connected series and its center pin is connected common to the other 10K potentiometer center pins.

Applications

  • Suitable for Car subwoofer amplifier.
  • Home audio system.
Akhil Satheesh

Akhil Satheesh

Akhil Satheesh is an electronics expert and the Founder and CEO of Soldering Mind. Specializes in designing innovative electronic circuits and custom, high-performance PCB layouts. Every project he shares on solderingmind.com is rigorously bench-tested to ensure accuracy for makers and hobbyists alike.

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