TDA1554 is an amplifier IC that may be used to create stereo audio power amplifier circuits of 2*22 watts and 4*11 watts. A strong heatsink is required because the circuit dissipated roughly 28 watts of heat. At full loudness, the circuit uses 12 volts and 5 amps. When the volume is reduced, the current consumption is reduced, and less heat is dissipated.
Now, as we know we can use this IC for 2*22 watts and 4* 11-watt stereo audio power amplifier circuits. The connection diagram for both is given below:

2*22 Watt Stereo Audio Power Amplifier Circuit
The BTL arrangement is represented in the circuit above. In both circuits, the components are nearly identical. Each speaker is driven by a single MOSFET half-bridge in single-ended mode, while in bridge-tied load (BTL); the speaker is connected between the two MOSFET half-bridges.

4*11 Watt Stereo Audio Power Amplifier Circuit
TDA1554 is used in the circuit above, which is a 4-channel 11-watt home audio circuit. There are four channels on each amplifier. It uses a DC voltage range of 12 to 18 volts to operate. A 12-volt power supply capable of delivering 2 Amps can be used to provide this voltage supply.