Audio Amplifier Circuit
in this lab is a minor modification of a circuit described in the data sheet. Why the LM358? For the remainder of the circuit (a simple unit-gain summing network) we have chosen an LM358 op-amp, which is a low-power device that can be operated from a single voltage supply, therefore appropriate for battery-operated circuits.
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