JustBoom DAC Zero pHAT for Raspberry Pi Zero

SPECIFICATIONS Burr-Brown / Texas Instruments PCM5121 DAC chip - 384kHz / 32 bit. Please note that due to Linux driver restrictions, max frequency is currently limited to 192kHz by standard on the Raspberry Pi - however, this can be increased with some manual driver updates Texas Instruments TPA6132A2 headphone amplifier - 25mW Fully integrated hardware volume mixing via 'alsamixer' or any ALSA compatible application Single line of code in the Raspberry Pi config to activate the device tree driver configuration (or a simple menu based setup in some operating systems) Optional Vishay TSOP4838 IR receiver included (solder yourself if required) - Also possible to use Vishay TSOP4938 or TSOP4138 or TSOP34338SS1F 106dB signal to noise ratio (SNR) and -92dB total harmonic distortion (THD +N at -1dB) for best-in-class audio Advanced ESD protection on both headphone and RCA outputs Ultra low noise voltage regulator for the best audio output (LDO 30uVrms) Optional solder-yourself RCA jacks for additional stereo line-level output - Switchcraft PJRAN1X1U02X (white) and Switchcraft PJRAN1X1U03X (red) Optional solder-yourself playback LED - Kingbright L-934GD (green) or Multicomp MCL034MD (red) USAGE IDEAS Add an audio output to your Raspberry Pi Zero in a neat and simple way Streaming (either from cloud or network storage) high-definition audio player Multi-room audio player Media centre / set-top box living room entertainment system Shop floor / elevator / background music audio player High quality audio player with local storage Desktop high definition audio player with amplified headphone output And many many more....