Laser Diode Module
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Music Shield, VS1053B Audio Play/Record
৳947
The VS1053B Music Shield for Arduino is a powerful audio play and record shield designed for music and sound enthusiasts in Bangladesh. This shield utilizes the VS1053B chip to enable high-quality audio playback and recording, making it perfect for projects such as music players, voice recorders, or custom audio applications. The shield supports various audio formats including MP3, WMA, WAV, and more, providing versatility for your DIY audio projects. Whether you're creating a music player, sound effects system, or interactive voice interface, the VS1053B Music Shield adds seamless audio capabilities to your Arduino projects, offering both recording and playback features in a compact, easy-to-integrate solution.
The Music Shield is an Arduino expansion board for audio playback and recording, featuring the VS1053B audio codec chip and a built-in TF card slot. It supports a wide range of commonly used audio formats, making it a versatile solution for sound-based projects.
Features
- Arduino standard interfaces, compatible with Arduino boards like Arduino UNO, Leonardo, NUCLEO, XNUCLEO
- Supported formats : MP3/AAC/WMA/WAV/MIDI, etc.
- Onboard TF card slot, audio files in TF card can be played directly
- Onboard MIC for recording, with standard 3.5mm 4-segment headphone jack
- Onboard voltage level converter 74VHC125, compatible with 3.3V/5V MCUs
- One-key control, play music and adjust volume easily by the navigation key
- Features I2S and MIDI interface for functional expansion
Note : Limited by the transmission speed and memory shortage, Arduino boards like UNO and Leonardo can neither play WAV files, nor use the recording function. NUCLEO or Due are recommended.
Music Shield is an Arduino expansion board for playing/recording audio, features onboard audio codec chip VS1053B and a TF card slot, supports common used audio formats.
Note : Limited by the transmission speed and memory shortage, Arduino boards like UNO and Leonardo can neither play WAV files, nor use the recording function. NUCLEO or Due are recommended.
