MP3 decoder module with 2 W mono amplifier

MP3 decoder module with a built-in mono amplifier, working with USB and microSD, made for compact and versatile DIY audio projects.

SKU 8300-MP3DECMODEAN 8219671102858Item type: Assembled, Shields & add-ons

Description

 

MP3 player module, made for jobs that call for a small footprint and playback that needs no external player. Running on a supply between 3.7 V and 5 V DC, it has a built-in 2 W mono amplifier (up to 3 W on a 5 V supply), able to drive small speakers directly. Track playback (except in single-track loop mode) starts on its own as soon as power is applied.

It works with files in MP3 format and plays from USB drives (tested up to 32 GB) and TF/microSD cards (tested up to 16 GB). The on-board buttons handle track change (forward/back) and the choice of playback mode (single track or continuous repeat). Media selection is automatic: whichever memory device is plugged in (micro SD or USB stick) is detected.

Its compact size (45.72 × 35.14 × 12 mm) and light weight (11 g) suit it to DIY projects, portable devices, voice or custom-message alarm systems, sound toys and built-in voice players.

Technical specifications
    • Memory media:
      • USB drive (up to 32 GB)
      • TF/microSD card (up to 16 GB)
    • Controls:
      • – Track change (forward/back)
      • – Single mode / continuous loop
Hardware features
MP3 decoder module with 2W mono amplifier
Operating modes
Single repeat:
The unit plays every track on the media once. At the end of the track list, playback starts again from the beginning. The “play/pause” button pauses playback whenever you want.

Loop playback:
The chosen track is played over and over. You can move to a different track by pressing “Prev”/”Next”. The “play/pause” button behaves as it does in single repeat mode.

Technical details

Supply voltage 3.7 V – 5 V DC
Supported audio format MP3
Built-in amplifier 2W mono (up to 3W on 5 V)
Dimensions 45.72 × 35.14 × 12 mm
Weight 11 g

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