#2833: MP3 Player Module (DFPlayer Mini)

R83.42

The DFPlayer Mini is a small, low-cost MP3 player module that is commonly used in a wide range of electronic projects and applications. It is a compact module that contains a microcontroller, a digital-to-analog converter, and a built-in amplifier, as well as a storage device such as a microSD card or USB flash drive. It is designed to play MP3 audio files and can be controlled using a variety of input methods, such as buttons, a serial interface, or a Bluetooth connection.

This type of module is often used in portable audio players, educational toys, and other applications where it is necessary to play MP3 audio files. It is typically connected to a speaker or other audio output device, and can be controlled using a microcontroller or other electronic device. The DFPlayer Mini is known for its low cost, small size, and good performance, making it a popular choice for use in a wide range of electronic projects.

DFPlayer Mini is a compact and inexpensive MP3 module can be directly connected to the speaker.
Module with battery power, speaker, keypad can be used alone, or through the serial port control,
as the For Arduino UNO or any microcontroller with a serial port module.
The module itself perfectly integrated hardware decode MP3, WAV, WMA's.
While the software supports TF card driver to support FAT16, FAT32 file system.
Can be done through simple serial commands specified music player, as well as how to play music and other functions,
without the cumbersome underlying operating, easy to use, stable and reliable.

Application:

1, car navigation voice broadcast
2, road transport inspectors, toll stations voice prompts
3, train, bus safety inspection voice prompts
4, electricity, communications, financial operating room voice prompts
5 vehicles into and out of the channel to verify the voice prompts
6. ** frontier channel voice prompts
7, multi-channel voice alarm or voice guidance equipment operation
8, electric sightseeing bus safety with voice announcement
9, electrical and mechanical equipment failure alarm
10, fire alarm voice prompts
11, automatic broadcast equipment, regular broadcast

A tutorial can be found here http://www.rhydolabz.com/wiki/?p=17661