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PCM5102A I²S DAC module — 32-bit 384kHz hi-fi stereo audio for Raspberry Pi and ESP32

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The PCM5102A DAC module is built around the Texas Instruments PCM5102A — a high-performance 32-bit stereo audio DAC with an integrated PLL and line-level output driver. It accepts I²S digital audio input and delivers clean, high-fidelity analog stereo output via a 3.5mm headphone/line jack. With a 112dB SNR and support for sample rates up to 384kHz, it is the go-to DAC module for audiophile-grade audio projects with Raspberry Pi, ESP32, and other I²S-capable microcontrollers.

Key Specifications:

  • DAC IC: Texas Instruments PCM5102A
  • Resolution: 32-bit
  • Sample rate: up to 384kHz (supports 8kHz – 384kHz)
  • SNR: 112dB (A-weighted)
  • THD+N: −93dB
  • Dynamic range: 112dB
  • Output: 3.5mm stereo line/headphone jack
  • Interface: I²S (BCK, LRCK, DIN)
  • Supply voltage: 3.3V – 5V (onboard LDO regulator)
  • Output voltage: 2.1V RMS (line level)
  • Built-in PLL: yes (no MCLK required)
  • FMT pin: I²S format selection (left-justified or I²S standard)
  • Dimensions: ~25mm × 25mm

Pinout:

  • VIN: 3.3V – 5V power input
  • GND: Ground
  • BCK: I²S bit clock
  • DIN: I²S data input
  • LCK (LRCK): I²S left/right clock (word select)
  • SCK: System clock (leave unconnected if using internal PLL)
  • FMT: Format select (GND = I²S, 3.3V = left-justified)
  • XSMT: Soft mute (pull high to enable output)
  • OUT: 3.5mm stereo output jack

Compatible With:

  • Raspberry Pi (all models with I²S — use as HiFiBerry-style DAC)
  • ESP32 (I²S peripheral)
  • Arduino (with I²S library or bit-banging)
  • STM32 (I²S peripheral)
  • Any microcontroller with I²S output

Raspberry Pi Setup:

  • Connect BCK → GPIO18 (PCM_CLK), LRCK → GPIO19 (PCM_FS), DIN → GPIO21 (PCM_DOUT)
  • Add dtoverlay=hifiberry-dac to /boot/config.txt
  • Set ALSA default output to the DAC device

Applications:

  • Hi-fi audio output for Raspberry Pi media players
  • ESP32 Bluetooth/Wi-Fi audio receivers
  • DIY audiophile DAC projects
  • Digital audio workstation (DAW) output interfaces
  • Internet radio and streaming audio players
  • Portable high-resolution audio players

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