Range of application: Switch And Sensor For Arduino STM
Supply Voltage: ...
Type: Module
is_customized: Yes
semi_Choice: yes
Product introduction
Maxim announced the launch of the MAX98357 and MAX98358 digital input Class D audio power amplifiers to help designers achieve compact, efficient, plug-and-play solutions at a cost-effective cost. In addition to its small form factor, the device delivers Class AB amplifier sound quality of 3.2W with Class D amplifier efficiency for excellent high-fidelity sound, suitable for a variety of product applications.
The MAX98357 Pulse Code modulation (PCM) and MAX98358 Pulse Density modulation (PDM) plug-and-play speaker amplifiers take full advantage of the flexible Maxim pin arrangement. Compared with the typical analog amplifier scheme, the number of components is greatly reduced and the scheme size is greatly reduced. Since most users control volume digitally up, these features enable users to take full advantage of Maxim's cost-effective wafer-level package (WLP) without the need for expensive PCB VIA. To achieve excellent sound quality, the device uses digital inputs with high noise resistance and has a high jitter tolerance (at least 8dB better than competing solutions). The device also provides excellent electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression
The system allows the use of long lines to connect speakers without the need to add external filtering. In addition, the device offers the industry's highest Class D efficiency.
Product characteristics
● Output power: 3.2W at 49, THD is 10%
At 8Q, it is 1.8W and THD is 10%
●I2S sampling rate: 8Khz~ 96Khz
● Class D amplifier gain optional: 3dB/6dB/9dB/12dB/15dB, no master clock (MCLK) required
Plug and play: With a single power supply, 35 different clocks and 128 digital audio formats can be automatically configured
● Suitable for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP32 and other tools, with 12S audio output of the microcontroller or development board system
Pin specification
LRC: I2S and LJ mode left/right clock synchronization clocks are used in TDM mode
BCLK: bit clock input
DIN: digital input signal
GAIN: indicates the gain and channel selection. In TDM mode, the gain is fixed at 12DB
SD: Off and channel selection, SD_ MODE pulls down to put the device in the off state
GND: Power source
VCC: positive power supply, DC 2.5V-5.5V
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65): This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
