RDA5807M
RDA Microelectronics RDA5807M FM Stereo/RDS single-chip receiver HAL library for Arduino
Install / Use
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Arduino RDA5807M Library
This library is intended for use with the RDA Microelectronics RDA5807M single-chip broadcast FM radio receiver, as available on breakout boards including the 32768Hz quartz crystal. Other chips in the family, such as the RDA5807P or RDA5807HS, have a compatible register file and this library should work with all of them.
To the furthest extent that this is legally possible, the fork maintained by Radu - Eosif Mihailescu and published here https://github.com/csdexter/RDA5807M is hereby released under the LGPL version 3. To the furthest extent that this is legally enforceable, the copyright remains with the authors listed above.
See the example sketches to learn how to use the library in your code.
HARDWARE NOTES:
- The RDA5807M is a 3.3V I/O chip whereas the Arduino Uno/Mega are 5V I/O. This means you will need to use a proper logic level shifter if you are trying to use the Breakout Board version with the latter. On the same vein, since the chip is I2C-only, you'll need a dedicated shifter such as the SparkFun BOB-11955 to communicate with it from a 5V I/O device.
- Quick connection reference: I2C Mode, RDA5807M -> Arduino: SDIO -> SDA (Arduino bidirectional) SCLK -> SCL (Arduino output)
For general questions and updates on this library please contact the fork maintainer at radu.mihailescu@linux360.ro.
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