MP3 Trigger DYSV5W with MicroSD Slot

MP3 Trigger DYSV5W is an independently Developed Intelligent sound module. It integrates an IO segment trigger, UART serial port control, ONE_line single bus serial port control, standard MP3 and other seven operating modes.

The DYSV5W module has a built-in 5W class D power amplifier that can directly use 4Ω 3 ~ 5W speakers. The module supports MP3 and WAV Decoding Formats and can be connected to the computer to update audio files via USB data cable by loading it on a MicroSD card (Max. 32GB).

Specifications:

• Model: DY-SV5W
• Work Voltage: DC 5V
• Decoding: MP3 and WAV decoding
• Sampling Rate (kHz): 8 / 11.025 / 12/16 / 22.05 / 24/32 / 44.1 / 48
• DAC Output: 24bit
• Dynamic Range: 90dB
• SNR: 85dB
• Storage: supports MicroSD card (Max. 32GB)
• Drivable: Comes with 5W class D power amplifier, can drive 4Ω, 3 ~ 5W speakers directly
• UART: UART serial port control can control the audio broadcast function, pause, song selection, volume adding and subtraction, etc.
• UART: Play 65535 pieces of Music with UART control protocol; Play, Pause, Music selection, VOL / – and so on can be controlled
• Communication Baud Rate: 9600bps
• Number of Music Pieces: Largest selection of 65,535 songs
• IO Trigger Playback Function: 8 IO ports trigger eight tracks, or 8 IO ports trigger 255 track
• One_line: You can control playback, pause, song selection, volume adding and subtraction, and other functions
• Dimensions: 40 x 40mm
• Weight: 10g

Package Included: 1 x MP3 Trigger DYSV5W with MicroSD Slot

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