Description
The Raspberry Pi IQaudio Codec Zero is a Raspberry Pi Zero-sized audio HAT that delivers bi-directional digital audio signals (I2S) between a Raspberry Pi and the Codec Zero's on-board Dialog Semiconductor DA7212 codec, and allows you to use a variety of input and output devices.
With features such as programmable green and red LEDs, plus a tactile button for user input, Codec Zero makes a great starting point for audio projects such as a walkie-talkie, intelligent doorbell, smart speaker, or vintage radio hack.
Specifications:
- Form factor: 65 mm x 31 mm
- Performance: High definition 24-bit 96kHz Dialog Semiconductor DA7212 digital audio codec (DAC)
- Input power: Supplied by Raspberry Pi through the 40-pin GPIO header. No external power source required
Features:
- Power LED
- Additional green (GPIO23) and red (GPIO24) LEDs for status
- Tactile button (GPIO27) for user input
- Built-in mono electret microphone (MEMS)
- HAT EEPROM write-enabled
Supports:
- Additional external mono electret microphone via 3.5mm panel-mounted barrel socket
- 1.2W 8? mono speaker via panel-mounted screw terminals
- Stereo input and output channels, including external phono (RCA) sockets, via AUX IN and AUX OUT pins
Operating Temperature:
- 0°C - 50°C
Note: Each IQaudIO sound cards has a specific purpose / is designed for specific use cases. Select the board that best integrates with your existing HiFi equipment. If you don't have any existing equipment then simply buy a set of speakers and use the Pi-DigiAMP+.
Model Overview
DAC Pro HAT | DAC+ HAT | DigiAmp+ HAT | Codec Zero HAT | |
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Line out | ||||
Balanced out | ||||
Stereo speakers | ||||
Mono speaker | ||||
Headphones | ||||
Aux in | ||||
Aux out | ||||
Ext mic | ||||
Built-in mic |