Sonocotta’s HiFi-Amped, a compact Raspberry Pi audio HAT especially designed for Raspberry Pi Single Board Computer combines dual PCM5100 DACs with TPA3110 Class-D amplifiers offering both excellent sound quality and efficient power usage. Whether you're building a DIY media center, setting up an audio streaming project, or just looking to improve your Raspberry Pi's audio output, this HAT delivers impressive results.
The HiFi-Amped Raspberry Pi HAT is compatible with a wide range of Raspberry Pi models, including the Raspberry Pi 2, 3, 4, 5, and Zero—as long as your Pi has a standard 40-pin GPIO header. The HAT is designed for easy integration, with plug-and-play support for Raspberry Pi OS via a simple driver overlay. Additionally, it’s compatible with Volumio, a Linux distribution popular among audiophiles for music playback
Key Features and Specifications:
- Compatibility: Compatible with Raspberry pi 2,3,4,5 and Zero and other devices with a Raspberry Pi-compatible GPIO header
- Dual PCM5100 DACs: Uses 2 Texas Instruments PCM5100A 32-bit DAC
- TPA3110 Class-D Amplifiers: Equipped with 2 TPA3110D2 Class-D amplifiers
- The amplifiers can output up to:
- 4x10W per channel into 8 ohms at 13V
- 4x15W per channel into 8 ohms at 16V
- 2x30W in bridged mode into 4 ohms at 16V
- Power: Supports an external 8-26V DC power input
- DC-DC Converter: Onboard DC-DC converter to power the Raspberry Pi, supporting pass-through power for Pi
- Connectivity:
- Standard 40-pin GPIO header
- I2S interface for high-quality audio data transmission
- Dimensions: 70mm x 61mm x 20mm
- Speaker Terminals: Left and right channels for easy speaker connection
The Sonocotta HiFi-Amped Raspberry Pi Audio HAT offers an excellent balance of performance, power efficiency, and versatility, making it a standout choice for anyone looking to elevate their Raspberry Pi audio projects. Whether you’re building a media center or a custom streaming solution, this audio board has you covered with its high-quality DACs, powerful amplifiers, and ease of integration with Raspberry Pi devices.
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