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DFPlayer Mini MP3 Module

Compact MP3/WAV/WMA audio player module with microSD slot, UART serial control, and built-in 3W amplifier — one of the most popular audio modules for Arduino and IoT projects.

Starting from

$5.99

Specifications

Components

High-quality DAC with 90dB dynamic range and 85dB SNR for audio output

Integrated class-D amplifier capable of directly driving speakers up to 3W

MicroSD Card ReaderStorageDatasheet

FAT16/FAT32 compatible microSD slot supporting cards up to 32GB

Bus Interfaces

UART

Overview

The DFPlayer Mini is a small, low-cost MP3/WAV/WMA audio playback module with a built-in amplifier that can directly drive a 3W speaker. It reads audio files from a microSD card and is controlled via UART serial, making it extremely easy to integrate with Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers.

Key Specifications

Parameter Value
Operating Voltage 3.2V - 5V DC
Audio Formats MP3, WAV, WMA
DAC 24-bit, 90dB dynamic range, 85dB SNR
Sampling Rates 8/11.025/12/16/22.05/24/32/44.1/48 kHz
MicroSD Support Up to 32GB (FAT16/FAT32)
File Organization Up to 100 folders, 255 songs per folder
Speaker Output 3W direct drive
Volume Levels 30 levels
Equalizer 6 presets
Control Interface UART (9600 bps), I/O mode, AD key mode
Dimensions 20 x 20 mm
Weight 20g

Features

  • 24-bit DAC with high signal-to-noise ratio
  • 30-level volume control and 6-band equalizer
  • Three control modes: UART serial, direct I/O buttons, analog key input
  • Advertising sound insertion — pause music, play announcement, resume
  • Supports up to 100 folders with 255 tracks each
  • Built-in 3W amplifier — no external amp needed for small speakers
  • DAC output for connecting to external amplifiers or headphones

Getting Started

Insert a microSD card with MP3 files, connect TX/RX to your microcontroller's serial pins, and use the DFPlayer Mini Arduino library for easy playback control.

Use Cases

6

Resources

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