8Ω3W Passive Speaker with JST PH2.0 Interface

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Are you a hobbyist looking for a quality passive speaker? Look no further! Our 8Ω3W Passive Speaker with JST PH2.0 Interface is exactly what you need. This 8-ohm speaker offers excellent sound quality and reliability, making it perfect for any project.

A passive speaker, by contrast, has no built-in amplifier, so needs no power. There is nothing to power. A passive speaker needs powered amplification from an external source to produce sound, but it is that external amplifier that requires the power.

8Ω3W Passive Speaker with JST PH2.0 Interface is a new passive speaker with a JST PH2.0 interface. This speaker is a great addition to any audio project where you need an 8-ohm impedance and 3W or less power. The suitable size and screw holes make it to be mounted. Let your robot have a loud voice and no distortion.

The Difference between Passive and Active

An active speaker is a self-amplified and powered speaker requiring AC power to one or both speakers. A passive speaker is a speaker that requires amplification from an amplifier.

Positive and Negative of speakers Explained

In most speakers typically, the white wires or wires that have a white marking are the wire that is positive. The completely black or unmarked wire is typically that wire which is negative.

Different AWG(American Wire Gauge) and why it matters

A smaller gauge (larger size) wire can safely conduct more electricity than a larger gauge (smaller size) wire. Decreasing the AWG size of a wire by three will double the cross-sectional area of a wire and double the amount of current it can carry. Changing the AWG size by 10 will change the cross-section tenfold.