
XH-M139 TPA3116D2 2.1-Channel Amplifier Board
₨ 3,230
2.1-channel Class-D amplifier board with two TPA3116D2 chips, rated 2 × 50 W plus a 100 W subwoofer channel, powered from 12-24 V DC.
Overview
The XH-M139 is a 2.1-channel digital amplifier board built on two TPA3116D2 Class-D amplifier chips. One chip drives the left and right speakers, and the second runs in bridged mode for a subwoofer.
It runs from a 12-24 V DC supply, such as a switch-mode adapter or a 12 V battery, which suits DIY speaker builds, PC and TV sound, and vehicle or portable audio. Class-D operation keeps the board efficient and cool compared with linear amplifiers of similar power.
Key Features
- 2 × TPA3116D2 Class-D amplifier chips
- 2.1 channels: left, right and subwoofer
- Rated 2 × 50 W plus 100 W subwoofer (at the upper supply voltage)
- 12-24 V DC supply
- For 4-8 Ω speakers
- Three rotary control knobs
Typical Applications
- DIY 2.1 speaker systems and subwoofer boxes
- Upgrading PC, TV and laptop sound
- Car, boat and portable battery-powered audio
- Workshop and shop music systems
Compatibility
Use 4-8 Ω speakers for the left, right and subwoofer outputs. Output power depends on the supply: a 12 V supply gives noticeably less than the rated figure, which applies near 24 V.
Important Notes / Safety
- Use a DC supply only, within 12-24 V. Do not connect a transformer directly.
- Choose a supply that can deliver enough current for the volume you need; a weak supply causes distortion and cut-outs.
- Do not short the speaker outputs or connect them to ground, as the outputs are bridged.
| Amplifier chips | 2 × TPA3116D2 (Class D) |
|---|---|
| Channels | 2.1 (left, right, subwoofer) |
| Output power | 2 × 50 W + 100 W subwoofer (at upper supply voltage) |
| Supply voltage | 12-24 V DC |
| Speaker impedance | 4-8 Ω |
| Switching frequency | 1.2 MHz |
| Controls | three rotary knobs (as pictured) |

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