



Description
A stereo I2S DAC block built round the PCM5102A with a 3.5 mm headphone jack on board. It turns digital I2S audio into clean line-level analogue for headphones or powered speakers. For music players, streamers and audio projects on 3.3 V boards.
Highlights
- High-quality stereo output. PCM5102A DAC, 112 dB dynamic range (datasheet).
- 3.5 mm jack fitted. Plug in headphones or a cable to powered speakers.
- Three I2S lines. BCK, DIN and LRCK, no master clock needed.
- Mute pin. XSMT is held high by a 10 kΩ pull-up; pull it LOW to mute.
- Brick-compatible. Two round holes fit standard building bricks.
In the box
- 1 × I2S DAC block (TK103), 6-pin right-angle header fitted
Headphones, cables and microcontroller are not included.
Specifications
- DAC: PCM5102A, stereo, I2S input
- Supply: 3.3 V only, never 5 V
- Output: 2.1 V RMS full scale, line level
- Dynamic range: 112 dB (datasheet)
- Pins: GND, 3V3, BCK, DIN, LRCK, XSMT
- Output connector: 3.5 mm stereo jack
Works with
ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico and other 3.3 V boards with an I2S output. Pairs with the TK100 I2S Amplifier and TK101 PDM Microphone.
Questions
TinkerBlock I2S DAC Module, PCM5102 (TK103)
Free shipping over $89
- Ships worldwide
- 30-day returns
- 12-month warranty
What's in the box
parts, each with its own handbook
Tap any part for its wiring, example code for Arduino and MicroPython, and a 3D model you can turn over.
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