FM Radio Module Receiver Module PLL LCD Stereo Digital FM Radio Wireless Stereo Board LCD Display Noise Reduction 87-108MHz ► Photo 1/6
FM Radio Module Receiver Module PLL LCD Stereo Digital FM Radio Wireless Stereo Board LCD Display Noise Reduction 87-108MHz ► Photo 1/6
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  • Brand Name: EC Buying
  • Condition: New
  • Type: Voltage Regulator
  • Model Number: FM Radio Module
  • Application: -
  • Operating Temperature: -
  • Supply Voltage: 3.0-5.0V
  • Dissipation Power: -
  • Package: TQFP
  • is_customized: Yes

FM Radio Module Receiver Module PLL LCD Stereo Digital FM Radio Wireless Stereo Board LCD Display Noise Reduction 87-108MHz

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Customer Reviews

D***k
December 8, 2020

Visually, practically identical to the pictures. The majority of the pads on the board are readily understood, as well, save for a couple of glaring omissions. First off, while most of the pads say what their function is, it doesn't say how they're supposed to be activated. Are you supposed to attach a button that pulls them down to GND? Or pull them up the the power supply? Secondly, the serial control scheme isn't explained at all. I do understand that it can be plugged into a USB port (and I will be experimenting with that at some point), but the RX and TX pins don't have any information like number of bits used, any stop bits, parity, baud rates, etc.

D***k
December 8, 2020

Visually, practically identical to the pictures. The majority of the pads on the board are readily understood, as well, save for a rather glaring omission. Nowhere online have I been able to figure out how to interface with the Serial Control pads, marked RX,GND,TX. The chip's specifications list the relevant pins as "General Purpose I/O", and thus doesn't have anything to say about them. Nobody else appears to have explained how to use these pins, either, so I'm extremely curious what capabilities they allow.