PCM5102 DAC Decoder Module I2S Interface GY-PCM5102 PHAT Format Player Board Digital-to-Analog Converter Voice Module for Arduino with 3.5mm Audio Cable, Dupont Cable
Description
🎶 Elevate your sound game—because your ears deserve the best!
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Perfect for A/V receivers, DVD, BD players, and HDTV receivers demanding premium output.
- COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Sleek 20g module fits seamlessly into your DIY or professional audio projects.
- AUDIOPHILE GRADE SOUND CLARITY - Experience crystal-clear digital audio that outperforms onboard analog sound.
- COMPLETE CONNECTIVITY KIT INCLUDED - Comes with 3.5mm audio cable and 10-pin Dupont cables for hassle-free setup.
- PLUG AND PLAY RASPBERRY PI INTEGRATION - Effortlessly connect via I2S interface for instant high-quality audio upgrades.
The PCM5102 DAC Decoder Module by Youmile leverages the high-performance PCM5102A chip to deliver superior digital-to-analog audio conversion via the Raspberry Pi I2S interface. Designed for professional-grade 2VRMS output, it’s ideal for enhancing audio in A/V receivers, DVD/BD players, and HDTV receivers. The package includes all necessary cables for quick installation, making it a compact, affordable upgrade for audiophiles and tech enthusiasts alike.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Youmile |
| Part number | DR-YM-500-2 |
| Item Weight | 20 g |
| Package Dimensions | 15.2 x 5.9 x 1.4 cm; 20 g |
| Item model number | DR-YM-500-2 |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
J**R
Does the job, great for Pi audio projects
Used this for a DX7 emulator on Raspberry Pi. Audio quality is perfectly fine, you could spend a lot more and not gain anything in meaningful terms. Worked well with 32ohm headphones as well as driving an amp.
S**C
Cheap. Nice clean line-level audio
Clean line level audio out. Took a bit of fiddling to get it to work with RP2040, largely because it doesnt seem to have any documentation.
A**W
Doesn't support 1.8 V digital input
PCM5102A should support 1.8v i2s input however on this board digital power pin is connected to 3.3v fixed regulator. The board always wants 3.3v or maybe 5 v. This is significant design problem and not sure why it's done this way. Such information wasn't in the description of the product.
S**E
Does exactly what it’s expected to.
Does exactly what it’s expected to do.Brought this to add to a Raspberry Pi based synth. Sound is nice and clear no noise that I’ve noticed.Only thing I could say against it (and why it dropped a star) is that the documentation is very lacking. Plenty of sources online so it’s not too much of an issue.
Common Questions
Trustpilot
1 month ago
1 day ago
Get the App
