Raspberry Pi Foundation – EB7402 – IQaudio Codec Zero for Raspberry Pi ZERO (W WH)
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IQaudio Codec Zero is a Raspberry Pi Zero sized audio I/O HAT, the pHAT extension provides bidirectional digital audio signals (I2S) between a Raspberry Pi Zero and its onboard Dialogue Semiconductor DA7212 codec. Codec Zero…
When you purchase this item you will receive. 36 Points | SKU | 384212 |
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| EAN | 617588405556 |
| MPN | EB7402 |
| Categories | Hardware, SBC's / single board computer, Accessories, Modules |
| Tags | Hardware, Raspberry Pi Foundation, Sound card |
IQaudio Codec Zero is a Raspberry Pi Zero sized audio I/O HAT.
The pHAT extension provides bidirectional digital audio signals (I2S) between a Raspberry Pi Zero and its onboard Dialogue Semiconductor DA7212 codec. Codec Zero supports a range of input and output devices, from in-built MEMS microphones to external mono electret microphones and 1.2W, 8Ω mono speakers.
IQaudio sound cards are compatible with all current Raspberry Pi and those that have a
40-pin GPIO header. This includes Raspberry Pi 4B 3B+, 3A+, 3, Zero etc.
Some of the products are full size HAT boards, others are more for the Raspberry Pi Zero form factor.
IQaudio sound cards have been designed for a specific purpose, that is to integrate with your existing HiFi audio or Raspberry Pi based multimedia devices. The best audio playback is provided by the DAC PRO, DAC+
and DigiAMP+ cards. All support 24bit depth and 192kHz (Full HD Audio).
| Weight | 0,1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 4 × 2 cm |
| suitable for ... | Raspberry Pi |
| Produkttyp | Sound card |
| Color | multicolor |
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VARIA System GmbH
Dr.-Salvador-Allende-Straße 191
09119 Chemnitz
DE - Deutschland
E-Mail: info@varia.org
Person responsible for the EU
VARIA System GmbH
Dr.-Salvador-Allende-Straße 191
09119 Chemnitz
DE - Deutschland
E-Mail: info@varia.org
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