LM1036-LM1035 Dual DC Tone Control Circuit

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Introduction

In this tutorial, we are going to make the “LM1036-LM1035 Dual DC Tone Control Circuit”. For stereo applications in automobile radio, television, and audio systems, the LM1035/LM1036 is a DC-controlled tone and balancing circuit IC. The IC has four control inputs that allow four potentiometers to regulate the volume, balance, treble, and bass.

To make this circuit we are using PCB Board. So, you shouldn’t fear if you are just a newbie. If something initially doesn’t work out well, it’s okay, it eventually will be.

Since In making the circuit, we are using LM1306/ LM1305 Dual DC control volume balanced integrated circuits. Therefore, before going forward, let’s briefly discuss their features

LM1036-LM1035 Features

  • Wide supply voltage range, 8V to 18V
  • Extensive volume control range: 75 dB typical
  • Tone control: ±15 dB typical
  • Channel separation: 75 dB typical
  • Low distortion: 0.06% typical for an input level of
  • Vrms: 0.3 (for LM1036)
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: High, 80 dB typical for an input level of

Pin Configuration of LM1036-LM1035

Pin NumberDescription
1Internal Supply decouple
2Input (Here we have attached the preamplifier circuit)
3Treble Capacitor 1
4For Treble control Input
5AC bypass 1
6Bass Capacitor 1
7Loudness compensation control input 1
8Output 1
9Balance control input
10Ground
11Vcc
12Volume control input
13Output 2
14Bass control input
15Bass capacitor 2
16AC Bypass 2
17Zener Voltage
18Treble Capacitor 2
19Input 2 ( Here we connect the preamplifier circuit)
20Ground

Hardware Required

S.noComponentsValueQty
1Transistor 2
2Variable Resistor 850K4
3Resistor (Different Values)23
4Capacitor (Different Values)19
5ICLM1035 , LM10361

Circuit Diagram

Working Explanation

This LM1036-LM1035 Dual DC tone control circuit with PCB uses different external components to work significantly. The power supply voltage is connected to IC1 pin 11. The voltage range for this IC is 8V to 18V. The circuit includes two preamplifier circuits connected to pin 19 and pin 2.

To decrease transient at the bot pins, there are capacitors C2 and C5. Additionally, there are two resistors for the bias and divider: R2-R7 for pin 19 and R9-R15 for pin 2. They serve as Q1’s and Q2’s respective bias working points. The signal then exits via pin C after passing through R8 and R16. Now, connect these preamplifier circuits to input pins 19 and 2 of the IC through C3 and 6.

Now, there are four potentiometers for tone control. VR2 and VR3 can produce boots and reduce bass and treble noises. While VR1 controls the volume.  VR4 is there for adjusting the balance. The balance part is the most crucial; if only one volume is used, the balancing will not be accurate. because the potentiometer’s value is not truly linear. Therefore, to create a proper balance, we employ R21 and R22.

Pins 13 and 8 on this circuit will produce the circuit’s output signal. The circuit output is then coupled through C2 and C18.

Application Uses

  • In different audio systems
  • For car radios.
  • Televisions.