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The MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module is suitable for Raspberry Pi. Accepts digital audio through the I2S interface, converts it to an analog output signal, and amplifies it to allow direct speaker connection. MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module combines an I2S D / A converter with an audio amplifier on one board. The small stereo amplifier MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module is surprisingly powerful and delivers up to 3.2W on 4Ω impedance speakers. The class D MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module can be operated with a voltage of 2.7 V – 5.5 V. Due to the high efficiency of the amplifier, the MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module is particularly suitable for mobile and battery-powered projects.
The I2S audio input supports 3.3V and 5V levels. The gain can be set to the following values using the gain input: 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB and 15dB By default, the stereo signals (L + R) are mixed to form an output signal. The behavior can be changed using a resistor so that only L or R is output. The MAX98357 Audio Decoder Module is delivered fully assembled and tested. The delivery includes a pin header and a 2-pin terminal, which you can solder on demand.
MAX98357 I2S 3W Class D Amplifier Interface Audio Decoder Module is a compact, filterless audio module that combines an I2S DAC and a high-efficiency Class D amplifier, allowing direct connection from digital controllers (like Raspberry Pi or ESP32) to speakers for up to 3.2 W output.
Key Specifications:
Output Power: Up to 3.2W @ 4Ω, 5V supply (1.8W @ 8Ω)
Operating Voltage: 2.7V to 5.5V (works with both 3.3V and 5V I2S levels)
Supported Inputs: I2S digital audio (Left/Right-Justified)
Selectable Gain: 3dB, 6dB, 9dB, 12dB, 15dB controlled by gain pin/input
Efficiency: Up to 92% (Class D)
THD+N: <0.01% (high fidelity, low noise)
Speaker Load: 3Ω to 8Ω supported
No MCLK Required: Simplifies microcontroller interfacing
Protections: Short-circuit and thermal protection
Size: ~14–21 mm x 14–20 mm x 3 mm, lightweight
Output Type: Mono (default mixes L+R, resistor configuration sets single channel)
Application Examples: Portable speakers, IoT voice output, direct interface with Raspberry Pi/ESP32/Arduino
Pinout and Connections:
VIN/GND: Power input (2.7–5.5V)
LRCLK (WS): Frame clock
BCLK: Bit clock
DIN (SD): Data in (I2S)
GAIN: Sets amplification
SD: Shutdown/channel selection
LOUT/ROUT: Connect to speaker
GND: Ground
By default, the module mixes Left + Right channels, but configuration is possible for individual channel output using resistor settings.
Notable Features:
Filter less output—no need for bulky external LC filter due to spread-spectrum modulation scheme
Robust EMI and RF noise immunity
No need for Master Clock (MCLK), simplifying hardware design
Wide sample-rate support: 8kHz–96kHz
Delivered fully assembled and tested (for most module variants)
Ideal for battery-powered and portable audio applications due to minimal quiescent current and high efficiency
Plug-and-play with development boards (Raspberry Pi, ESP32, Arduino)
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