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ESP32-C3-Lyra V2.0 by Espressif

ESP32-C3-Lyra is an ESP32-C3-based audio development board produced by Espressif for controlling light with audio. The board has control over the microphone, speaker, and LED strip, perfectly matching customers’ product development needs for ultra-low-cost and high-performance audio broadcasters and rhythm light strips.

Feature List

  • Module Embedded: ESP32-C3-WROOM-02 module with a 4 MB external SPI flash
  • Audio: built-in ECM microphone, speaker power amplifier, speaker connector
  • LED Strip Connector: support for two types of connections, i.e., connections to addressable LED strips and RGB LED strips
  • Infrared Control: support for infrared (IR) transmitting and receiving
  • Keys: boot key, reset key, and six function keys (MODE, COLOR, PLAY/PAUSE, SET, VOL+/LM+, VOL-/LM-)
  • USB: 1 x USB Power Port, 1 x USB-to-UART Port
  • Power Supply: 5 V power supply over USB or 12 V DC power supply

Specifications

  • ESP32-C3-WROOM-02 Module
  • Speaker PA Chip
  • Speaker Output Port
  • Function Press Keys
  • Boot/Reset Press Keys
  • USB-to-UART Port
  • USB-to-UART Bridge Chip
  • USB Power Port
  • System Power Switch
  • LED Strip Power Selection Switch
  • 12 V DC Power Port
  • 12 V to 5 V Buck Chip
  • Addressable LED Strip Port
  • RGB LED Strip Port
  • System Power LED
  • IR Receiver
  • IR Transmitter
  • Microphone
  • System LED

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