The 5767 module is a compact FM stereo radio receiver based on the Philips/NXP TEA5767 chip, offering a complete digital tuner solution for DIY audio projects. It is a popular choice for hobbyists, offering ease of use and good performance for various FM radio applications.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 76-108MHz (covers Japan & Europe/US) |
| Supply Voltage | 2.7V to 5.5V DC |
| Supply Current | ~20mA |
| Audio Output | Stereo line-level (requires external amplifier) |
| Interface | I2C (or 3-wire, depending on variant) |
The module receives FM broadcasts over the 76-108MHz band and outputs a stereo audio signal that can be connected to headphones or an external amplifier. It is controlled via its SDA and SCL pins, making it ideal for projects with any microcontroller.
+High Sensitivity & Low Noise Builtin low-noise RF input amplifier.
+Automatic Gain Control (AGC) - Provides consistent performance by automatically adjusting to varying signal strengths.
+High Stability Uses a lowcost, fixed LC oscillator circuit requiring no adjustment.
+Digital Frequency Synthesizer - Allows for precise and stable channel selection.
√ Operates globally on the 76-108MHz band.
√ Includes antenna connection for improved reception.
√ Available as a standalone module or a complete kit with antenna.
The module uses standard I2C communication. The SDA (data) and SCL (clock) pins connect to your microcontroller, allowing you to send commands for channel selection, volume, and more. There is also a BUSMODE pin that selects the interface mode (I2C or 3-wire).
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