Closed rolandinchania closed 4 years ago
Yes or simply a couple of isolation transformers.
Thanks. I made 2 simple changes to my vs1053 board.
I would have the same problem, thanks for this solution. My solution:
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Thank you, it's cool !!!
Thank you all.
Hello,
I really like your solution and want to perform it. But I have the red version of VS1053 board. Could you help me which lines need to be cutted and bridged? Thank you in advance.
Hi,
I don't know the board but similar to the green board I suggest:
Cut where the little black line is. then connect from the connector to ground.
for example ground is under the green dot when you remove the paint on the board.
Regards Roland
ps. I enclosed a picture
Hi,
Thanks for quick response. If I well understand...need to cut line of the current gnd of speaker jack and bridged to main GND of the board? Sorry but I can't see your picture...
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Hi, Thanks for quick response. If I well understand...need to cut line of the current gnd of speaker jack and bridged to main GND of the board (your dots)? —You are receiving this because you modified the open/close state.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
No problem :) Thank you for support :)
i think that's the solution ;)
Yes, it is, thank you very much :)
Browsing the internet I found a solution to remove noise and ground loop audio problems when useing the vs1053 dac board with an external audio amplifier.
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/a/186921
important: the wireing diagram at the and of the article. Don't use the GBUF signal as ground with an external amp because its for the headphone output. Use GND instead.
Big success for my project. !!!