AZDelivery 3 x DFPlayer Mini MP3 Player Module Audio Voice Board Shield compatible with Arduino Including E-Book!
Description
- ✅ AZ-Delivery Mini MP3 DFPlayer Module Audio Voice Board Shield supports various sample rates (kHz): 8 / 11.025 / 12/16 / 22.05 / 24/32 / 44.1 / 48.
- ✅ Mini MP3 DFPlayer Module has 24-bit DAC output, supports dynamic range: 90 dB, and has SNR support: 85 dB.
- ✅ With the AZ-Delivery Mini MP3 DFPlayer Module Audio Voice Board Shield variety of control modes are available: IO control, serial interface, AD key control mode.
- ✅ Mini MP3 DFPlayer Module fully supports FAT16 and FAT32 systems, and 32G TF cards.
- ✅ This product includes an E-Book that provides useful information on how to begin your project, it helps with a quick setup and saves time on the configuration process. We provide an array of application examples, full installation guides and libraries.
AZ-Delivery Mini MP3 DFPlayer Module Audio Voice Board Shield is the serial MP3 module provides the perfect integrated MP3, WMV hardware decoding. While the software supports TF card driver, supports FAT16, FAT32 file system. Through simple serial commands to specify music playing, as well as how to play music and other functions, without the cumbersome underlying operating, easy to use, stable and reliable are the most important features of this module. This handy module can be used for various applications, such as: Car navigation voice broadcast, Fire alarms voice prompts, Electromechanical equipment failure alarms, Multi-channel voice alarms or equipment operating guide voice... AZ-Delivery Your expert for microelectronics If you are looking for the high quality products for Raspberry Pi, AZ-Delivery Vertriebs GmbH is the right company to get it from. You will be provided with numerous application examples, full installation guides, eBooks, libraries and assistance from our technical experts.
Reviews
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Works ok
Down loaded the booklet for these MP3 Players, wire up as the diagram and nothing worked, checked all connection's, wire correct, booklet states 3 -5 Volts, i had the wired for 3 Volts, in fact you need 5 Volts, hence the rating, every think works now, Note i have on as yet connected them to a micro controller, will be trying this in the next week or two, will update on my findings and rating either way.connected to and arduino uno and wired up, works fine.
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